Expert: AI Failures Are Distributed Differently Than Human Errors
davidmanheim · x · 2026-07-30
AI risk researcher David Manheim points out that while AI has glaring failures, these errors are distributed very differently compared to human mistakes, rather than just being objectively worse. He clarifies that this comparison is made against the average human, not domain specialists.
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