[mimsee]

So if AI research is dual-use tech, would an AI researcher be dual-use human, and get travel restricted because of weapons export controls. Dude is a weapon!

[rolph]

in a manner of speaking that is a feasible concept [e.g. paperclip]

[echoangle]

Are the humans working on current dual-use tech dual-use humans? The current ITAR-restricted algorithms are also developed by humans.

[dathinab]

you might try to make a joke

but US courts had done rulings which where basically like that

[greenavocado]

A popular T-shirt among computer scientists featured the RSA algorithm, along with the label "WARNING: This shirt is classified as a munition and may not be exported from the United States, or shown to a foreign national."

[neuroelectron]

His public papers are mostly white hat focused so it would stand to reason that he has lots of black hat research that is not published.

[Ar-Curunir]

That's not how it works in academic computer security research. If a researcher has good attack papers, there are plenty of top venues that would accept them.

Please don't speculate from a position of ignorance.