Jacques Thibodeau: treating AI 'solutions' as solved pushes us toward failure worlds
JacquesThibs · x · 2026-10-31
Jacques Thibodeau warns the AI safety field treats complex AI solutions as 'solved' with a typical LGTM. If we keep posing rule-bound problems without understanding the solutions, we approach a 'what failure looks like' world where AIs satisfy all stated conditions while missing the point — and safety researchers ignoring these specifics to hype AI power become part of the problem.
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