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Currently, there isn't a specific, comprehensive international body solely focused on regulating AI's role in creating bioweapons. Existing biosecurity frameworks and arms control treaties are being adapted, but the rapid pace of AI development means regulators are playing catch-up. There are growing calls for stronger oversight and new policies to address this emerging threat.
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