Kevin Roose on the HF agent incident: like a car-crash victim lobbying against speed limits
kevinroose · x · 2026-10-20
Continuing the HF agent safety-incident debate, Kevin Roose argues it's a weird posture for someone involved in a historic safety incident to use it to push back on safety measures — "like the first person hit by a speeding car using it to advocate against speed limits." A direct reply to natolambert in the METR/Redwood report dispute.
Related event: Roose and Lambert clash over Hugging Face agent incident(5 posts)→
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