Nina Schick: The Biggest AI Risk Isn't Superintelligence, It's Failing to Build
NinaDSchick · x · 2026-11-12
AI commentator Nina Schick laid out a builder-first stance: we build so children inherit growth not decline, and so intelligence serves the many, not the few. Her core claim: the biggest risk is not a superintelligence controlling or killing us all — "the biggest risk is that we fail to build." A counter-doomer, action-over-fear take on AGI.
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