When labs pick which AI incidents to disclose, you've already lost control
birchlse · x · 2026-09-27
Sigal Samuel lays out three warning signs: AI labs choose which incidents to disclose, agent activity logs are so large they can only be studied with AI we don't understand, and labs continue despite foreseeable harms. Her conclusion: control has already been lost.
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