This deep dive examines the dual nature of artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting its capacity for both beneficial applications in biosecurity, such as drug discovery, and harmful uses, like bioweapon development. It emphasizes how AI, along with advancements in biological science, could lower the barrier to entry for creating biological threats, making it accessible to a wider range of actors. It underscores the critical need for updated regulations and preparedness strategies to mitigate these emerging risks, suggesting approaches like monitoring AI development, scrutinizing supply chains, and enhancing early warning systems. Ultimately, it advocates for international collaboration across various sectors to manage AI's impact on biosecurity, ensuring its positive applications are preserved while mitigating its potential for misuse. This discussion is based on the article "From Lab to Battlefield: The Future of AI in Biological Threats" from Unboxed AI.