Cryptographer Matthew Green: backing AI safety critics, but model capabilities are no small deal
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-10-30
Cryptographer Matthew Green says he's glad security people are pushing back on AI labs' bad past decisions and agrees sandboxing is critical—but rejects the packaged attitude that new model capabilities are "no big deal." A notable voice highlighting a split within the AI safety critique camp.
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