Bill Gates says normal corporate incentives aren't enough for AI risk
AndyMasley · x · 2026-09-30
In an Ezra Klein interview, Bill Gates was asked whether normal corporate incentives suffice to handle AI risks — and didn't mince words in response. Commenters call it an interesting and somewhat troubling deep dive into AI's dangers without control, with keeping AI out of bad actors' hands cited as the biggest challenge.
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