tszzl pushes back on AI risk skeptics: no other human activity carries this risk
tszzl · x · 2026-09-24
Responding to AI catastrophic-risk skeptics, tszzl says the arguments are ones he believes in, yet they hardly move his 'catastrophic risk' dial to zero.
His core point: no other human activity on Earth produces this level of catastrophic risk, even if the probability is a small percentage in absolute terms — a representative exchange in the AI safety debate.
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