Censor edge cases first, and you'll build systems that pretend they don't exist
PierceLilholt · x · 2026-09-20
PierceLilholt offers a pointed critique of AI safety practices: start by censoring edge cases, and you end up building systems that pretend the edge doesn't exist — suggesting layered guardrails push models away from handling complex real-world scenarios.
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