Want AI labs to disclose failures? Stop treating every safety report as proof they should be shut down
VraserX · x · 2026-10-31
VraserX argues that if the public treats every disclosure of failure as evidence a lab should be shut down, labs lose any incentive to be transparent. "I'd rather read an ugly safety report than reward the lab that quietly tells us fuck all" — his point is that openness around AI safety failures needs positive reinforcement, otherwise silent labs win.
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