Commenter: AI companies would spin any disaster as 'unforeseeable tragedy'
NC_Renic · x · 2026-09-09
A pointed observation: if AI ever does go terribly wrong, the same companies building it will wheel someone out to describe the entire event as an unforeseeable tragedy — a critique of how AI labs pre-frame accountability for catastrophic outcomes.
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