Rogue behavior vs zero cures: X users clash over banning AI's medical potential
methodartist · x · 2026-09-04
An X exchange on AI regulation: one user argues the risks are enormous and we've seen alarming rogue behaviour with zero cancer cures so far. The reply calls mocking such concerns disgusting, arguing AI is increasingly capable of formulating novel medical solutions — banning its advancement is a death sentence to patients whose diseases it could help cure.
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