AI Safety Researcher Warns Current Crisis Could Lead to Loss of Control, Proposes 3 Fixes
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-10-26
AI ethics researcher Luiza Jarovsky argues that recent incidents — the OpenAI/Hugging Face case, the PHP vulnerability chaos, and Texas' lawsuit against OpenAI — are part of a broader AI safety crisis many refuse to acknowledge. She traces the crisis to three roots: the fierce race with China, intense competition among US AI labs, and weak technological, legal, and regulatory governance. Without action, she warns, the crisis could erode institutions and lead to loss of control over AI. She proposes three avenues that must be pursued simultaneously: technology, law, and regulation.
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