OpenAI 宣布推出罗莎琳德生物防御计划
OpenAI 宣布与罗莎琳德生物防御公司合作，旨在通过人工智能技术加强社会对生物威胁的抵御能力。该合作将利用 AI 模型在生物安全风险评估、早期检测和应对策略方面的潜力，帮助政府和公共卫生机构更好地预防和应对潜在的生物安全事件。OpenAI 强调将严格遵循安全准则，确保 AI 在生物防御领域的负责任应用。
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