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    AI bio risk and the overlap between harmful intent and capability

    A post sharing an AI:AM recap of Kevin Esvelt’s writing argues that AI expands the circle of people capable of causing biological harm.

    Nathan LabenzNL
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    A post highlighting an AI:AM recap of Kevin Esvelt’s writing describes the historical overlap between people who want to do harm and those capable of it as “vanishingly small.” Its warning about AI bio risk centers on capability: AI grows the “could” circle.

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    Nathan Labenz@labenzNathan on AI:AM, recapping Kevin Esvelt's new post on AI bio risk: the overlap between people who want to do something bad and people who could has always been a vanishingly small slice of the Venn diagram. AI grows the 'could' circle. https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1qKVmyRRNQmxB?t=25020d

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    Nathan Labenz@labenzNathan on AI:AM, recapping Kevin Esvelt's new post on AI bio risk: the overlap between people who want to do something bad and people who could has always been a vanishingly small slice of the Venn diagram. AI grows the 'could' circle. https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1qKVmyRRNQmxB?t=25020d