Peter Diamandis: AI danger debate misses the point—learn to use it faster than we fear it
PeterDiamandis · x · 2026-10-17
X Prize founder Peter Diamandis weighs in on the AI risk debate: many technologies we consider 'dangerous'—fire, nuclear—ended up revolutionizing society. The question was never whether a technology is dangerous, he argues; with AI, we should learn to use it faster than we fear it.
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