Rogue AI investigations lack the scrutiny of airplane crash probes
peterwildeford · x · 2026-09-01
Peter Wildeford argues that while air crash investigations are legally mandated with subpoena power, AI rogue incident investigations are entirely at the pleasure of the company involved. He critiques the rushed, limited independent investigation into OpenAI's recent incident, comparing it to probing a crash where the wreckage was melted and the black box tampered with.
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