The same tools that allow artificial intelligence to help design life-saving vaccines could also be used to build bioweapons, Anthropic’s head of the safety team said recently.
“We focus on CBRN—chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear,” Logan Graham told CBS’s “60 Minutes.” in an interview aired last week. “And right now, we’re at the stage of figuring out, can these models help somebody make one of those?” He said Anthropic’s Claude AI model has been tested under extreme conditions to gauge how far it could go in helping humans do harm.
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