Trusting AI for 24/7 incident response means handing root to whoever owns the GPUs, researcher warns
jd_pressman · x · 2026-10-24
In a discussion with MIRI's Anna Salamon, jdpressman argues that hoping AI handles 24/7 incident response implies heavy centralization: frontier AI requires hefty hardware, effectively giving root access to whoever owns large GPU pools, shrinking networked software deployments to a pool of well-resourced, disciplined actors.
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