"As AI and biotechnology integrate in cyberspace, the stakes for national security and global stability are escalating rapidly," the author states. "The present report analyses these challenges from both, a transatlantic and a global perspective. The United States and Germany, recognizing these converging security threats, increasingly view the bio-economy as an extension of critical infrastructure, essential not only for public health and technological advancement but also for national sovereignty. The bio-economy has now become a strategic domain where economic power, security, and technological innovation intersect. The question, then, is not only whether these technologies will reshape global politics, but also how nations will navigate the complex dual-use risks they present."
