Dr. Richard Moulange

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And if they know that you know you can do that, this is the game theory comes in, that creates a disincentive for them to do it in the first place.

I don't think this is really important.

We saw a failure of the ability to attribute during COVID because we had multiple parts of the US intelligence community publicly disagreeing.

Some of them were saying, yep, this is a natural pandemic.

Some people were saying, no, this seems to be engineered, so it was going to be a lab leak.

And there wasn't consensus.

And without consensus, it's much harder to take necessary or decisive political or policy action.

Yes.

This is a really very fair and reasonable pushback.

And I want to draw a distinction between two aspects of attribution.

And it's more generally, it's often paired with microbial forensics and attribution.

It's the forensics work of figuring out what is this sequence before you even get to the attribution.

It's the forensics capability.

One thing is the ability to tell whether something is engineered.

And then the second one is identifying precisely who that is.

And if anything, perhaps even without the attribution, the forensics are important.

You're right to say, suppose, you know, in a few years we have Evo 7.

And Evo 7 can just truly generate any sequence you like arbitrarily.

It can sample from all the embedding space of all genomes of all organisms in the world, and everyone has it.

And so anyone can pick arbitrarily.

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