'AI can't kill humanity' is itself a strong claim you should defend, Cantrill told
JMannhart · x · 2026-09-16
JMannhart continues the exchange with Bryan Cantrill: while one is free to disagree, "it's impossible for AI to kill humanity" is itself a very strong claim that needs defending, and dismissing the argument solely because "weird" people make it is stupid (apology for the bluntness included).
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