Kagi exec: the AI safety debate is really pro- vs anti-intelligence forces
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-10-01
Dan Jeffries argues there is no real 'battle for AI safety' — it's a fight between pro-intelligence and anti-intelligence forces. In his view, 'safety' is a fake stand-in word used to frame pausing or strangling AI progress, and nobody is actually anti-safety; the term is deployed to booby-trap pro-AI positions.
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