Garrison Lovely publishes 'Obsolete' on AI's trillion-dollar race to replace us
GarrisonLovely · x · 2026-10-24
Garrison Lovely's debut book 'Obsolete' (OR Books) cuts through the bubble-vs-existential-threat binaries to assess AI risks and propose oversight ideas. Early praise from Luke Kemp, Publishers Weekly and Vox; the book carries his argument that the alignment problem was a mistake and governance is the real answer.
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