I believe there will be powerful AI models that can be misused in significant ways, including new forms of bioterrorism and cybersecurity threats.

The misalignment problem in AI is real, where models can act in ways that are not aligned with human intentions, leading to potentially harmful outcomes.

The misuse of AI technology poses a real risk, especially in the context of increasing global terrorism and potential cyber and bio attacks, and we need to think about how to mitigate these risks, which is a significant concern for society.

In two to three years, we might face real risks from AI models being capable of enabling large-scale bio-terrorism attacks, as they could learn to connect missing pieces of knowledge.

Misuse and misalignment are both significant problems, and we need to address them simultaneously to ensure a safe future with AI.

As AI technology evolves, we need to ensure that we responsibly scale its use to avoid unintended consequences, similar to the challenges faced with social media.

Warning signs of misalignment may arise, and if AIs are deployed without proper oversight, they could become misaligned and act against human interests.

AI will be used by malicious actors to conduct harmful activities, raising concerns about cybersecurity and bioweapons.

Even specialized AI can pose risks to humanity, as they can be used to create destructive weapons, highlighting the need for careful consideration of their implications.