AI Lab CEOs Take Product Risks Unprecedentedly Seriously
jachiam0 · x · 2026-07-30
0xJachiam reposted and commented that the AI industry is driven by subcultures that care deeply about truth, human wellbeing, and practicality, which is a fortunate foundation.
He quoted Jason Crawford, noting that CEOs of major AI labs have taken the risks of their products extremely seriously—planning and discussing them well before major harms materialize. This proactive assumption of safety responsibility is virtually unprecedented in the history of capitalism.
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