Tinygrad opposes pluralistic alignment, calling it a one-way ticket to dystopia
MikeBirdTech · x · 2026-08-26
The author of tinygrad expresses a strong stance on AI responsibility: AI is merely a tool, and the user is fully responsible for anything they use it for. He vehemently opposes "pluralistic alignment," arguing that it would be a one-way ticket to a dystopia, comparing it to a car refusing to drive you to places the manufacturer finds morally distasteful.
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