shlevy argues current AI ban proposals are opposed to addressing real threats
shlevy · x · 2026-10-06
Responding to Kelsey Tuoc's question about what evidence would convince him humanity faces replacement risk, shlevy offers to explain why he expects us to leverage these capabilities to our ends, what doubts remain, and why the AI ban policy proposals currently on the table are actually counterproductive to addressing the real threats — a substantive in-community debate on risk assessment and policy direction.
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