The Most Dangerous AI Isn't Evil — It's the Kind That Can't Explain Its Decisions
AryHHAry · x · 2026-10-15
A viewpoint post arguing the most dangerous AI isn't malicious AI, but AI that can't explain why it made a decision. The industry chases capabilities while neglecting evaluation, audit, and governance; trust can't be scaled with marketing, and unauditable AI isn't innovation — it's risk transferred onto humans.
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