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These are fantastic counterpoints, thanks. Still, I can't help but wonder if they are now out of the public view, but still being developed. (e.g. North Korea n
by radlad 4y ago
These are fantastic counterpoints, thanks. Still, I can't help but wonder if they are now out of the public view, but still being developed. (e.g. North Korea nuclear missile tests.)
I think you make a fantastic point that the barrier to entry in developing an AI is much lower than building a nuclear bomb.
- gostsamo 4y agoIn regard to chemical weapons - no, I think that they are abondonware because they are ineffective. Something similar with bio weapons, they can backfire to your own population rather easily. Nuclear are their special case, but still their proliferation is extremely limited.