AI is disanalogous from evolution in many ways, so evolutionary arguments shouldn't sway you
herbiebradley · x · 2026-10-22
Replying to a debate on AI risk, Herbie Bradley argues the stronger version of the point is simply that AI is disanalogous from biological evolution in a great many ways — so first-order arguments from evolution shouldn't particularly sway you in either direction about AI's trajectory.
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