AI safety researchers blast chip 'red queen race' and bot-vs-bot cybersecurity
dhadfieldmenell · x · 2026-10-22
An X thread amplifies cartoonist Zach Weiner's concern that cybersecurity's normal state may become incomprehensible swarms of hacker and defender bots battling 24/7. Reposter yonashav argues AI and AI chip companies running a 'red queen race' that forces everyone to keep buying their products is not an ethical way to make money — and that fighting efforts to slow the race is much worse.
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