Kelsey Tuoc says Melanie Mitchell's account of recent AI incident downplays its severity
KelseyTuoc · x · 2026-09-11
AI safety researcher Kelsey Tuoc pushed back on Melanie Mitchell's writeup of the past several weeks of "AI hell," saying the post contains a couple of factual errors that make the incident sound much less severe than it was, and linking her own correction. A commenter adds that the incident was reportedly only detected substantially after the fact rather than handled contemporaneously.
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