Best Paper: $3,000
Runner-up: $1,000
Dianzhuo Wang · Marian Huot · Zechen Zhang · Kaiyi Jiang · Eugene Shakhnovich · Kevin Esvelt
Zaixi Zhang · Zhenghong Zhou · Ruofan Jin · Le Cong · Mengdi Wang
Kyle O'Brien · Stephen Casper · Quentin Anthony · Tomek Korbak · Robert Kirk · Xander Davies · Ishan Mishra · Geoffrey Irving · Yarin Gal · Stella Biderman
Andrew Liu · Samira Nedungadi · Bryce Cai · Alex Kleinman · Harmon Bhasin · Seth Donoughe
Arjun Banerjee · Ethan Tam · Camille Dang · David Martinez
Joschka Braun · Yeonwoo Jang · Damon Falck · Roland S. Zimmermann · David Lindner · Scott Emmons
Generative AI is driving a revolution in biotechnology, but with immense potential comes critical biosecurity challenges.
GenAI offers unprecedented speed in drug discovery, protein engineering, and synthetic biology.
These same tools could be misused to design novel pathogens and toxins, amplifying dual-use risks at an alarming pace.
AI biosecurity is dangerously underexplored, and most generative tools lack built-in safeguards.
This workshop will unite experts in AI, synthetic biology, biosecurity policy, and ethics to forge actionable solutions. We will move to embed robust, AI-native safeguards directly within the core of these powerful tools.
