AI Safety Measures That 'Sound Less Insane Now': David Chapman's New Essay Gets Expert Endorsement
tdietterich · x · 2026-10-08
David Chapman (Meaningness) publishes a new essay proposing AI safety measures that "may sound less insane now than earlier this year," noting "no one else is saying this, but many are thinking it." Notable scholar Thomas Dietterich endorses it as "a great essay."
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