Ethan Mollick: surprisingly few terrible AI incidents across a billion users
emollick · x · 2026-10-06
Ethan Mollick notes that despite 1 billion consumer users and hundreds of millions of corporate users, genuinely terrible AI incidents have been surprisingly rare over the past few years — a surprising fact, though he cautions it may not continue.
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