Michele Mitchell says open sharing is essential because malicious AI users will always go underground
mmitchell_ai · x · 2026-07-21
Michele Mitchell argues that regulation alone won’t stop malicious actors from using AI in secret.
- Her core claim is that harmful users will keep sharing dangerous techniques behind the scenes and building risky models covertly.
- Because of that, she says open sharing is critical for defense.
- The post is essentially an argument about how openness and visibility can help defenders keep pace with misuse.
Related event: After Cyber Incident, Mitchell Reaffirms Open Models Are Key to Defense(10 posts)→
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