Katja Grace: If you want an AI utopia, don't pursue it via a high-risk reckless route
KatjaGrace · x · 2026-09-26
AI researcher Katja Grace argues that if you're bullish on an advanced-AI utopia, you should be less inclined to pursue it through a careless path that risks dying—and losing it—along the way. The tweet leads into her longer essay critiquing doom-based reasoning about AI development.
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