In a world where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, the potential for misuse is a growing concern. Recent reports suggest that certain countries are developing ‘gene weapons,’ a new form of biological warfare that targets specific racial groups. This alarming development underscores the urgent need for international cooperation and stringent regulations to prevent the misuse of genetic technologies.
Two years ago, it was reported that Chinese scientists were preparing for a potential Third World War, one fought not with conventional arms but with biological and genetic weapons. The report suggested that these gene weapons could be the decisive factor in such a conflict, capable of crippling an enemy’s medical system and causing widespread devastation.
China’s top spy agency warns of ‘gene weapons’ able to target specific ethnicity or race While some call it ‘science fiction’, advanced DNA sequencing, genetic data and AI may make ‘ethnic bioweapons’ a reality, researchers sayhttps://t.co/XMEXkjXgIQ
— Paul Triolo (@pstAsiatech) October 31, 2023
These revelations have raised fresh concerns about the origins of Covid-19, with some officials suggesting the possibility that the virus may have escaped from a Chinese lab. The People’s Liberation Army scientists and health officials had reportedly been studying the manipulation of diseases to create weapons in a manner never seen before.
China’s spy agency has issued a warning that ‘gene weapons’ targeting specific races are being developed by certain countries. This claim, if true, represents a significant escalation in the potential for biological warfare. Gene weapons are more concealable, deceptive, easy to spread, and long-term harmful than traditional biological and chemical weapons. They are also difficult to prevent, isolate, and are low-cost.
China's spy agency claims 'gene weapons' that target specific races are being developed by 'certain' countries in eerie warning https://t.co/KWDoPom55T pic.twitter.com/KQXMAxQzLa
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) October 31, 2023
President Joe Biden has issued a sweeping order aimed at ensuring safety testing of AI models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard. The goal is to prevent the misuse of AI in creating nuclear, biological, and genetic weapons. This move reflects the growing recognition of the potential threats posed by advanced technologies.
While China claims to be a target, Independent presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. has previously stated that it is the Chinese who are developing ethnic bioweapons. He also suggested that Covid-19 was engineered to spare Jewish and Chinese people, a claim that has been widely disputed.
According to the Global Times, if an AI model is fed enough human genetic samples, it can analyze and understand the unique genetic characteristics of each ethnic group. This capability underscores the potential for misuse of AI in the development of gene weapons.
In conclusion, the alleged development of gene weapons represents a significant threat to global security. It is crucial for the international community to come together to establish stringent regulations and safeguards to prevent the misuse of genetic technologies. The stakes are too high to ignore this emerging threat.
