Commenters praise Altman, Dario and Musk for admitting they're not fully in control of AI
JOBhakdi · x · 2026-09-13
JOBhakdi argues that the Elon-Dario-Sam (and maybe Zuck) axis deserves credit for recognizing they are not fully in control of AI development, calling the admission mature and encouraging. A quoted reply warns that nobody wants to be "the Wuhan lab of AI" — the problem being that before any disaster, everyone believes they are still in control.
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