From predicting heart disease to detecting cancer and accelerating vaccines and treatments for infectious disease. These same tools can be used by a bioterrorist to cause us harm. So We have to get really serious about, yes, continuing to maximize AI's benefits. But to do that, we've got to actually minimize its risks. So that's what I would argue. And we have to be a lot more clear about the thresholds. If we set those triggers in advance, we can, I think, get there where we can minimize risks and maximize benefits. (15:28–15:38)
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Asserts the need for balancing AI's benefits with minimizing its risks.
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