> Last March, a group of researchers made headlines by revealing that they had developed an artificial-intelligence (AI) tool that could invent potential new chemical weapons. What’s more, it could do so at an incredible speed: It took only 6 hours for the AI tool to suggest 40,000 of them.
Why is this not classified research?This news is months old.
Also shame on you. Classifying is the most BS answer out there. Oh, lets just do skulduggerous and keep it a secret from the proles... Great idea. This can only lead to good and ethical things.
How many of them can be manufactured? How many of them can be deployed without killing friendly troops?
There's a whole lot more that goes into creating an actual, usable weapon than finding chemicals that are deadly.