Mandatory AI incident disclosure is the aviation-style safety rule this post argues for
sebkrier · x · 2026-07-25
A repost argues that accidental AI-hacker incidents should be handled with the same kind of safety regime used in aviation: mandatory incident disclosure, immunity for what is disclosed, and liability for concealment or repeating a known failure.
The core claim is that blameless post-mortems are what make aviation safe, and AI safety should adopt that model rather than punishing honest reporting.
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