Hanlon's Razor, AI edition: blame skipped cybersecurity, not rogue AI
AlexTensor · x · 2026-09-22
A twist on Hanlon's Razor aimed at AI risk discourse: "Never attribute to autonomous rogue AI that which is fully explained by skipped cybersecurity and corporate negligence" — reframing AI incidents as engineering and management failures rather than sci-fi scenarios.
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