@ClementDelangue: In biology, like in cybersecurity, we’ll learn in the coming years that most of the risk is concentrated and created by…
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Clément Delangue tweeted that risks in biology and cybersecurity are concentrated in powerful labs, and open-source AI is a solution to mitigate these risks.
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In biology, like in cybersecurity, we’ll learn in the coming years that most of the risk is concentrated and created by the few most powerful labs and that open-source AI is the solution and mitigation of this risk! https://t.co/zu9cQzeoD3
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