1a3orn's flight-instruments analogy: should AI firms hide model state from users?
1a3orn · x · 2026-09-13
AI writer 1a3orn introduces an analogy for AI safety: airplanes never hide flight-state information from pilots, yet AI companies routinely hide LLM state from users — setting up his new essay 'On the Impossibility of Airplane Safety without Flight Instruments.'
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