joshua_saxe: AI safety properties emerge in post-deployment social context
joshua_saxe · x · 2026-09-08
AI safety researcher joshuasaxe replies to petersalib's critique of the AI as Normal Technology paper, calling his reading an extrapolation but agreeing with its core: AI's safety properties are formed in the social context of deployment, not as intrinsic properties imagined in a lab or pre-release setting.
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