Miles Brundage says AI safety culture has gone too far on blameless postmortems
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-23
Miles Brundage argues the AI industry has leaned too far toward a culture of continuous learning and blameless postmortems, at the expense of real accountability.
In the reply, he adds that while the details of AI safety incidents are often hard to predict, their broad outlines usually are — which is why he dislikes the rhetoric around “iterative deployment” in this context.
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