Jade Zaslavsky

Jade Zaslavsky is a biosecurity researcher working on the application of machine learning to detect genetic engineering in pathogens. In June 2022, Zaslavsky received an $85,000 research stipend from the Long-Term Future Fund (LTFF) to support a 12-month project developing ML models for this purpose. This area of research sits at the intersection of computational biology and biosecurity, focusing on identifying signatures of genetic modification in pathogen sequences to support attribution and early warning capabilities. Zaslavsky has an account on the Effective Altruism Forum, created in July 2020, though no public posts or comments are available.

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