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Council on Strategic Risks @councilonstrategicrisks.org · 29/09/2026

🆕 CSR was thrilled to welcome 18 remarkable professionals to its 2026 Biodefense Bootcamp Fellowship. These experts across the #biosecurity, medical, and #AI fields exchanged ideas with key leaders in the field on biological threat reduction & methods for enhancing biosecurity. Meet the Fellows ⬇️

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CSR’s Summer 2026 Biodefense Bootcamp Fellowship: Participants and Results - The Council on Strategic Risks

The Council on Strategic Risks (CSR) was thrilled to welcome eighteen mid-career experts to its latest cohort of Biodefense Bootcamp Fellows.

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Gregory Koblentz @gregkoblentz.bsky.social · 29/01/2026

The @thebulletin.org advanced the Doomsday Clock by 4 seconds this year in part due to growing biological threats, including AI, mirror life, and bioweapons, and degradation of US and global health capabilities over the last year. You can read more here: thebulletin.org/doomsday-clo...

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2026 Doomsday Clock Statement: Biological Threats - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Four developments—research into self-replicating “mirror life”; AI tools that can design biological threats; state-sponsored biological weapons programs; and the dismantling of US public health effort...

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CNTR | Arms Control Research @cntrarmscontrol.org · 06/11/2025

The new CNTR Monitor is here! We take a look at technological trends with an impact on peace and security. The first half is dedicated to this year's focus topic, “New Realities of AI in Global Security”. Read online or download here: monitor.cntrarmscontrol.org/en/2025/ #openaccess

Image shows the cover of the CNTR Monitor 2025 with the title "New Realities of AI in Global Security" and the text: CNTR Monitor 2025 - Focus. How artificial intelligence impacts global security: Geopolitics of chip production. AI 'arms race' talk. AI in the military. AI developments in... Biotechnology, Chemistry, Verification. Published on November 6, 2025.

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CNTR | Arms Control Research @cntrarmscontrol.org · 05/11/2025

KI schafft neue Realitäten in der internationalen Sicherheit. Warum wir deshalb KI-Regulierung neu denken müssen, schreiben @k3kr.bsky.social und @mgoettsche.bsky.social in einem Gastbeitrag für @table.media (€) – und geben dabei einen Ausblick auf den neuen CNTR Monitor, der am 6.11. erscheint.

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Wir müssen KI-Regulierung neu denken

Bisherige Ansätze in der Rüstungskontrolle könnten nicht mit dem Innovationstempo von KI mithalten, schreiben die Forscher Kadri Reis und Malte Göttsche. Deshalb empfehlen sie hier und ab Donnerstag i...

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Amélie Godefroidt @ameliegodefroidt.bsky.social · 08/05/2025

Excited to be at today’s Reimagining PEACE conference bringing together nearly 300 peace researchers from around the world! Grateful to be part of this global exchange of ideas and insights. #ActionPEACE2025 | Organized by the Flemish Peace Institute

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CNTR | Arms Control Research @cntrarmscontrol.org · 12/12/2024

AI can help identify actors designing harmful biological agents. But the AI-Bio convergence might also enhance pathogen engineering & other misuse of #AI in life sciences. @k3kr.bsky.social explains how these risks can be mitigated in the CNTR Monitor: monitor.cntrarmscontrol.org/en/2024/tech...

Screenshot of the online publication. On light yellow ground the chapter title "Technological Implications of AI in Biorisk" is written, followed by the text's abstract: AI has increasingly been a topic of discussion in conventional arms control, battlefield management, and data analysis, as seen in contexts such as Ukraine and Gaza. Simultaneously, the growing influence of AI in various fields highlights the need for renewed discussions on policy and governance. This chapter aims to explore the potential implications of the convergence of biological sciences with AI. First, the numerous benefits that can arise at this intersection will be examined (with examples in biodefence and bioweapons/genetic engineering attribution). Then an analysis of the associated risks and suggestions for mitigation will be provided. Though some of these risks could be generalizable across biology and chemistry (e.g., using AI for a molecule/sequence design), this report focuses largely on the biological risks.

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CNTR | Arms Control Research @cntrarmscontrol.org · 25/11/2024

An important part of our work is to discuss our research with policymakers. Last week, we launched our first CNTR Monitor at the Foreign Office in Berlin and also had the pleasure of meeting with the Ministry of Education and Research (virtually), and the Ministry of Defense.

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CNTR | Arms Control Research @cntrarmscontrol.org · 22/11/2024

Yesterday we had the pleasure of launching the first issue of our CNTR Monitor at the Federal Foreign Office @diplo.de. Thank you for welcoming us – we are looking forward to continuing the dialogue.

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