On AI Biorisk Governance: Mentioning SecuredNA and Others is Essential
voooooogel · x · 2026-08-29
The author responds to previous discussions on synthesis screening challenges, noting that while systems like SecuredNA, IBBIS, and the IGSC are not perfect and require much work, ignoring them means one does not have a serious opinion on the problem. The author criticizes the recurring panic and weakmanning in the discourse.
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