AI Disaster Will Trigger Governance Backlash
jachiam0 · x · 2026-07-15
The author argues that if a major AI-related disaster were to occur in the future, there will inevitably be swift criticism directed at the current voluntary safety arrangements for being "not governmental enough" and "not systematic enough."
They add that this backlash will likely emerge rapidly in the aftermath, becoming a typical public reaction surrounding the governance of AI risks.
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