Useful AI Safety Requires Implementable Solutions Beyond Purely Technical Fixes
davidmanheim · x · 2026-08-13
The author argues that purely technical solutions only address technical problems. By that logic, immediate AI safety might seem 'solved' today, much like computer security was decades ago. However, genuinely useful solutions must be implementable, enforceable, and capable of solving practical and social problems.
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