Artificial intelligence has the potential to unlock secrets to the development of weapons of mass destruction, particularly chemical and biological threats, to malicious actors, according to a Department of Homeland Security report publicly released last week.
The full report, which was teed up in April with the release of a fact sheet, examines the role of AI in aiding but also thwarting efforts by adversaries to research, develop and use chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons.
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Source: NextGov News
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