Jordi Hays

Yeah.

Interesting.

When did you start thinking about bio risk?

Generally, that seems like a second order effect of technology at this point.

But what piqued your interest?

What was your process to get up to speed and start actually thinking through tactical implications and forecasting risk?

There's been some movement, at least like open letters signed by AI lab leaders.

The most recent was around basically record keeping and sort of KYC rules at companies that manufacture DNA, RNA sequences, if I understand that correctly.

Is that the right...

hinge point to focus on?

Are you a fan of an ensemble approach where the models have guardrails baked in?

And then also if you're using the model through a SAS product, then the software also is tracking things.

Then the company that makes the actual, uh, sequence might have, uh, guardrails and then maybe the equipment is regulated with licenses.

Um,

Do you have a prescriptive approach that you're advocating for at this point?

Is it evolving?

How are you thinking about that?

Yeah.

Last question for me.

As guns proliferated society, so did metal detectors.