Probably the most important article on #artificialIntelligence that you aren't reading: the #proliferation of incorrect ideas.
Even really smart people can't tell the difference, e.g., the risk of LLMs for #bioweapons.
https://t.co/Ej3gyJRFoY
Feeling dread at the state of the world these days? Come join us to discuss #technology & #existential#risks! Last slot on the last day of #ISA2026 - rounding out our global #catastrophic risk mini-conference.
Faculty & grad students participated in the 3rd Annual Middle Georgia National Security Forum on #AI & #NationalSecurity at @MOAatRAFB
Great example of the connections across the State of Georgia with GT!
https://t.co/NP4JOyaLnS
My latest, "Emerging Technologies and New Voices in Nuclear Debates," in @ps_polisci on the #nuclear#nonproliferation, #climatechange, & #emergingtechnologies, and need for new voices bridging deep expertise in the social sciences & engineering realms.
https://t.co/KfGeitfziy
Day 1 of #Brain#Research International Data #Governance & Exchange (BRIDGE) International Workshop on creating responsible governance of data related to brain, cognitive neuroscience, #neuroscience, & #neurotechnology research.
https://t.co/LmCd0okwND
Spent most of the afternoon asking questions of exhibitors at #CBRNeCharleston25. Am most appreciative of the opportunity to recalibrate where *real* emerging tech and innovation comes together in C-WMD #CBRNCON25
Participating in scenario-based workshop on using open source (#OSINT) methods for detecting chemical weapons #proliferation organized & hosted by @RUSI_org
https://t.co/CA0FnXpmWT
.@FPRI and the Nunn School are relaunching the Orbis Journal of World Affairs. First published in 1957, Orbis was conceived as a forum for policymakers, scholars, and the informed public to publish on geopolitics, foreign affairs, and global security https://t.co/XFfvyl9mEi
#MirrorImageBiology refers to the synthesis of mirror-reflected molecular building blocks, which includes research on self-replicating living systems.
Explore research on mirror #biology, risks and benefits, and governance considerations at this workshop: https://t.co/spwz0tZzBJ
@michael_seok_mk Technically it is very challenging. Efforts like those being explored as part of Project Anthracite are likely to be an additional tool in the metaphorical tool bag of nonproliferation. And enable diplomatic and other conversations without revealing national technical means.
In DC for @RUSI_org's Project Anthracite update: using open source intelligence (#OSINT) to assess North Korea's #ChemicalWeapons program. It's a *really* hard problem that requires new & innovative thinking.
https://t.co/CA0FnXoP7l