Researchers argue a human-controlled AI future is worth a cost to long-term efficiency
mobav0 · x · 2026-10-24
A brief exchange in the AI-control debate: Boaz Barak argued "a human controlled future is worth a cost to long-term efficiency," echoed with "economic efficiency must be in service to human flourishing." A one-line stance, no elaboration.
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