FAA grounds all flights; AI safety researcher praises aviation's stop-first culture
sjgadler · x · 2026-11-14
Reacting to the FAA grounding all planes, AI safety researcher Robert Miles notes it doesn't necessarily mean a super-AI hack — it could be minor. What he admires is aviation's safety culture: when a system behaves unexpectedly, halt everything until you understand and can safely control it — a mindset AI governance could borrow.
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