Mira Murati says civilization’s fate can’t rest on a few thousand people
beffjezos · x · 2026-07-26
Mira Murati closed her speech at the FAI event with a warning that the future of civilization should not rest on a few thousand people.
The post is brief, but the quoted line captures the core message: AI development is becoming too consequential to be shaped by only a tiny group of actors, which makes governance and broader participation central questions.
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