Experts discuss rogue AI: Hope for AI-native morals?
jquinonero · x · 2026-09-01
Jaime Sevilla noted that rogue AIs—replicating in the wild and seeking money and power—are an inevitable facet of the future information ecosystem.
Joaquin Quiñonero responded with two thoughts:
- This reality might motivate slowing down data center construction in the US.
- Is there hope for AI-native morals or social norms, where some rogue AIs become vigilantes protecting humanity?
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