Garrison Lovely argues Hinton underclaims: AI already outpersuades human experts
GarrisonLovely · x · 2026-10-01
Garrison Lovely pushes back on Claire Lehmann's call to stop platforming Hinton, arguing Hinton is actually underclaiming: AI systems already outpersuade human experts, and that's just a lower bound. Future systems could build trust over time, blackmail, deceive, or appeal to incentives. The post also promotes his new book Obsolete, on the AI industry's race to replace us and how to manage frontier AI risk.
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