AI safety debate: uncertainty doesn't automatically privilege catastrophe scenarios
inductionheads · x · 2026-09-14
An AI safety argument: one side invokes uncertainty to justify worrying about catastrophe, and @logisti00 pushes back that such pessimism isn't justified — uncertainty doesn't automatically privilege catastrophe, and much stronger arguments are needed.
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