AI co-wrote a history of French nuclear safety; author says denial is dangerous
IgorCarron · x · 2026-10-03
- A new book, Une histoire de la sûreté nucléaire en France, Volume 1 (1945–1986), co-written with AI by Mangeon4 and Mathias Roger, publishes October 29 via Presses des Mines.
- Reposting it, IgorCarron argues that assuming AI can't handle complex, non-linear narratives like nuclear safety history is a dangerous "first stage of denial" that misleads decision-makers.
- He contends France should turn AI into a strategic asset and criticizes CEA and EDF as weak on the topic.
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