AI Cyber Risk Is an Ecosystem Problem, Not Just Open Weights, Researchers Argue
tdietterich · x · 2026-10-21
Nato Lambert argued that cyber risk from AI is more of an ecosystem-level issue than one specific to open-weight models, adding that if the right balance is found, many people would support more openness given the coming RSI and AI dynamics. Thomas Dietterich replied asking what the components of the ecosystem are and how RSI changes things.
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