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TL;DRUK spending £100M on AI lab to defend against bioweapons and disease threats.
Why it matters: AI firms now directly supporting government biosecurity could reshape threat detection and policy globally.
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TL;DROpenAI is blocking internet access while training its most advanced AI models.
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TL;DROpenAI trained AI models in a simulated web environment built from cached internet data.
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