Nation Podcast: Humans Began Losing Control of Advanced AI 'As Soon As It Was Possible'
GarrisonLovely · x · 2026-10-08
On The Nation podcast, Garrison Lovely discussed AI risk with host Jon Wiener. Asked "when would humans first lose control of advanced AI systems?" his answer: "basically as soon as it was possible to do so" — arguing control is gradually ceded over time rather than lost at a sudden tipping point. The conversation covers AGI risk and its societal implications.
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