AI safety researcher says she can't name Altman's crime yet still wants him jailed
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-09-12
Pressed by Nicholas Bardy, AI safety researcher Blanche Minerva admitted she can't name a specific crime by Sam Altman, yet sees no relevant difference between advocating for him to go to jail and advocating the same for a cartel boss. She invokes Al Capone's tax-evasion conviction and the invention of RICO law to argue for legal liability even without direct personal criminal evidence.
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