The writer is a science commentator Move along, not much to see here. That seemed to be the message from OpenAI last week, about an experiment to see whether its advanced AI chatbot GPT-4 could help ...

A 2011 study conducted by the Congressional Research Service observes that: “Unfortunately, the nature of the bioterrorism threat, with its high consequences and low frequency, ...

A program intended to detect bioterrorism may come to a halt in Austin, the city's health department told Travis County Commissioners in a recent meeting.

A little over three years ago, a commission of experts, established by Congress, concluded that the chances were better than 50-50 that a weapon of mass destruction would be used in a terrorist ...

Fear that terrorists can use biological agents as weapons of mass destruction is significantly impacting the conduct of microbiological research. Abundant new funds are available for biodefence ...

Bioterrorism agents are classified as weapons of mass destruction (WMD). While this phrase became popular only in recent years, bioterrorism has been a threat to human society for centuries.

In early 2002, President George W. Bush announced $11 billion worth of funding to tackle bioterrorism, initiating a decade-long program to establish action plans for how major cities like New York ...

The Bioterrorism International Coordination Exercise, or Black ICE, was co-sponsored by Switzerland and the United States, ...

Sam: The 2001 anthrax attacks were an act of bioterrorism—a deliberate release of harmful biological agents to cause illness or death. Biological agents are bacteria or viruses or toxins extracted ...

Includes a resource list, "Teaching Aids on Bioterrorism." Just as many facets of life in the United States have changed since Sept. 11, 2001, so has the way in ...

The dictionary definition of bioterrorism: “a terrorist acts involving the use of harmful agents and products of biological origin, as disease-producing microorganisms or toxins” only presents ...