Uncertainty shouldn't delay AI risk action, argues new Turing Institute report
turinginst · x · 2026-09-23
Addressing what to do about frontier AI risks while extreme long-term scenarios remain uncertain, the Alan Turing Institute's new report argues uncertainty should not delay practical action: many AI capabilities, behaviours and harms can already be observed, studied and addressed today.
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