Dr. Richard Moulange

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It's not at the top of my list.
Absolutely.
And I'll be drawing here on work that...
I co-authored with Center for Long-Term Resilience back in mid-24, the near-term uplift of AI on biological misuse, and hopefully commend the paper to your audience.
And there we looked at sort of five different types of actors.
novices.
So these are individuals who really don't know very much.
Maybe they don't have very much biological training, they don't have much AI training, they don't have that many resources.
Highly capable individuals.
So these are people who are often experts in one particular thing.
They're not experts in everything under the sun, but they really might be PhD or above in a particular, maybe a particular biological subdomain or an AI subdomain.
And
I think a good example for the listeners there to think about would be Dr. Bruce Irwins, who allegedly, it's never been shown, with total confidence was behind the anthrax attacks against the US Congress in late 2001.
And he was one of the US's top anthrax experts who worked at their leading national biodefense lab.
But we also talked about group actors, and we distinguished them in three different ways.
Somewhat capable groups, moderately capable groups, and highly capable groups.
And as you go up in capability, you see that the group is able to have more people working to, you know, horrifically cause harm to others.
I mean, that is what we're talking about.
More money, more ability to actually evade attacks.
Law enforcement intelligence agencies trying to spot what they're doing.
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