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AI Rivals Unite Over Fears of AI-Developed Biological Weapons

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AI industry leaders, despite their rivalries, share a common concern that their technology could be exploited to create biological weapons. This unprecedented agreement highlights a significant ethical and security challenge facing the field.

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