JJitsev says training powerful agentic AI is immoral without stronger misuse containment
JJitsev · x · 2026-07-27
In a reply thread, JJitsev argues that it is immoral to train powerful agentic AI systems without taking the necessary steps to make abusive dual use hard.
The comparison is explicitly framed around biosecurity-style containment: the justification for the work does not remove the obligation to reduce harm.
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