Adrien's sharp take: "I don't want <person> to control AGI" often means "I want to control AGI"
AdrienLE · x · 2026-09-10
AdrienLE points out the irony in AGI governance discourse: when people say "I just want to make sure <person> doesn't control AGI," they often really mean "I just want to make sure I control AGI."
Related event: Viral Take: Opposing Others' Control of AGI Often Means Wanting It Yourself(2 posts)→
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