AI safety researcher: the real risk is colluding AI systems, not one rogue AI
Chris_Armstrong · x · 2026-10-06
AI safety researcher Sue Schneider, in a Big Think interview, argues that the real AI risk isn't a single system going rogue, but a web of systems colluding in ways we don't anticipate—along with the subtle reshaping of chatbot users' minds.
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