David Manheim: Every AI Catastrophe Will Be 'Unprecedented' — Until It Repeats
davidmanheim · x · 2026-10-14
In the alignment debate with Rohit Krishnan and Kelsey Tuoc, David Manheim argues that every AI failure will indeed be 'unprecedented' when it happens — not unexpected to those paying attention — and could recur hundreds of times, as with past swarm coordination attacks, rebutting the 'no incidents so far' optimism.
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