Big Money Fueled Tech Advocacy to Deflect AI Cyber and CBRN Risk Concerns
AaronBergman18 · x · 2026-10-25
HamandCheese argues recent tech-advocacy narratives weren't organic: big money went to unscrupulous advocates to deflect concerns over cyber and CBRN risk toward empty abstractions like "ludditism vs permissionless innovation" and red herrings such as "but AI didn't replace radiologists!"
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