Why are AI companies warning about AI risks when they built the thing?
NormanSpaniel · reddit · 2026-09-25
A Reddit user asks why AI companies that created AI are now shouting warnings about it taking over — and why anyone would build something they can't control or shut down. An open question inviting discussion on alignment, competitive pressure, and regulation.
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