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message 1: by Charles (new)

Charles Vrooman When I published my biotech thriller, “The True Virus” in 2012, AI and CRISPR technology wasn’t readily available. The recent reports on the possibility of AI creating a bioweapon made me think of the plot I used in my novel, where a computer created a live virus that caused an epidemic. Even though my book was fiction, I realized that with today’s technology, AI could create a true virus to use as a bioweapon.
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message 2: by James (new)

James Field All science fiction eventually becomes everyday life. It seems that if mankind can imagine a future of fiction, one day it becomes fact. Let's just hope it's for the better, not worse!


message 3: by Dennis (new)

Dennis Black James wrote: "All science fiction eventually becomes everyday life. It seems that if mankind can imagine a future of fiction, one day it becomes fact. Let's just hope it's for the better, not worse!"

No, you don't get off that easy.

Define better.
Define worse.

You can't do it, not even with AI.
It always turns out to be circular.


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