Miles Brundage says AI safety culture should learn from aviation and nuclear
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-23
Miles Brundage argues that AI should not be treated as exceptional when it comes to safety culture.
- He says warning signs and lax safety culture usually come before disasters in fields like aviation and nuclear power.
- The reply in the thread adds that AI teams may lean too far toward blameless postmortems and continuous learning, and not enough toward accountability.
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