Guardian: Safety Cases Are the New Flight Manuals for AI, but Regulators Aren't Demanding Proof Yet
nordicinst · x · 2026-10-07
A Guardian piece asks whether regulation can stop AI from going dangerously wrong: in EU and Swedish labs, safety cases are becoming the new flight manuals for AI. The core argument: until regulators demand real safety proof, AI remains a science project with flight risks.
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