Kara Santamaria

Yeah, well, the Trump administration just fully revoked it, so that's fun.

And we do see that a lot of individual AI companies are putting out policy statements, are trying to

introduce their own safety checks but of course that's self-regulation and we know that that's not going to ultimately be the standard that we need anthropic has activated its highest safety tier when it released its most advanced model in 2025 open ai updated its preparedness framework so we do see that people are you know working on this and they are concerned about this

But, for example, we have a biological weapons convention, an international treaty that prohibits the production and use of bioweapons.

Well, it was agreed upon and published in 1975.

The word AI is nowhere in it.

You know?

And so we have to be really careful about the fact that some governing rules, they don't account for the speed at which this can happen, and they absolutely don't address it specifically in their language.

Right.

So, yeah, cheaper, more accessible, more naive users can potentially cause a lot more harm a lot more quickly.

And our regulation and our policy is just not keeping up.

That's amazing.

Well, then let's dive in.

So is that just like kind of like writing code based on like how you feel about it?

Nope.

Okay.

Oh, so it's like, I don't have to be a coder.

I can just go, hey, hey.

You can use English.

But let's be honest, that's freaking amazing.