'SURA' may be a weak-man argument, but MIRI was clearly on Scott's mind
ApriiSR · x · 2026-11-02
ApriiSR offers a middle-ground take: if "SURA" is meant to cover people like MIRI and habryka, it might function as a weak man argument—yet it seems strange to imagine Scott didn't have them in mind at all when writing.
Related event: Scott Alexander's "Against SURA" Sparks Fierce AI Safety Debate(21 posts)→
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