Why no one fears 'rogue AI swarms' of self-driving Teslas, and what that says about AI safety discourse
astralmatrix · x · 2026-09-15
The author pushes back on safety-community rhetoric about 'rogue AI swarms,' asking why self-driving Teslas are never cited as such a risk. His answer: they represent AI that has been engineered safely and harnessed for human use—a pointed critique of how AI risk narratives are selectively applied.
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