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- Revision 3Oct 4, 2026, 4:03 PMLiveAI-organised, reviewed
Adds newer sources on AI-biosecurity governance: an if-then indicator approach to monitoring capability uplift, red-teaming for nucleic acid synthesis screening, safeguards for protein language models, and a cyberbiosecurity review. Expands the biosecurity section and open questions; keeps the existing evaluation, sandbagging, and access material.
- · The main finding was rewritten.
- · Added section “Biosecurity monitoring and capability uplift”.
- · 4 new sources cited.
- · The note on uncertainty changed.
- · The key takeaways were revised.
- · 2 new pieces of guidance for specific situations.
- · 2 new open questions.
- Revision 2Oct 4, 2026, 3:08 AMAI-organised, reviewed
AI-prepared Starting Map from live research.
- · First published version.