"AI risks" framing obscures human agency: dangerous protocols long predate LLMs
AlexTensor · x · 2026-10-23
In the debate around Yoshua Bengio's remarks, AlexTensor argues that labeling hazards stemming from "AI developers' decisions" as "AI risks" obscures human agency and corporate responsibility. He adds that biological, chemical and cyber protocols long predate LLMs and remain widely accessible in public libraries, textbooks and search engines, questioning what additional risks LLMs actually introduce.
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