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4 days ago · Artificial intelligence may help malicious actors develop chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons—but also help defenders head them off, a new Department of Homeland Security ...
3 days ago · It calls for the development of AI tools that could help attribute chemical or biological attacks or agents to their source or monitor compliance with international weapons agreements. Machine-enabled pattern recognition could spot signs of an attack before it ever unfolds.
4 days ago · JUST IN: New Sensors, Comms Needed for CBRN Threat. BALTIMORE — While the Defense Department and services have sensors to detect chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats, better sensors are needed as well as the ability to feed the right data quickly into command centers for analysis and action on threats, department officials said.
1 day ago · Synthetic biology, a set of technologies related to the design and fabrication of biological systems, poses an emerging hazard but also provides the tools to mitigate that hazard, according to a new DoD report to Congress on defense against chemical and biological (CB) weapons. The new report “assesses DoD’s overall readiness to fight and win in […]
5 days ago · A bill to strengthen United States oversight of the Biological Weapons Convention and to advance non-proliferation objectives related to biological weapons, dual-use technologies, and life sciences research, and for other purposes.
4 days ago · The Department of Defense, ... of the physical and chemical processes that define the state of ... and scientists from the United States and India. President Biden launched the ...
4 days ago · First question – Russian President Putin recognized the – North Korea as a nuclear state. And the U.S. Congress is also talking about arming South Korea with nuclear weapons in response to ...
