Itaishernia: even if AI outsmarts us, humans must retain authority over values
sebkrier · x · 2026-10-15
Itaishernia flags a worry distinct from capability: as people become convinced AI is more intelligent than humans, they may conclude we should also defer to AI on values. He argues humans should retain authority over their own values regardless of intelligence gaps — a stance in the alignment/human-autonomy debate, not a regulatory proposal.
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