@AnjneyMidha: there is some good news and bad news the bad is that AI is indeed unsafe the good is that AI is safer than humans the b…
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Anjney Midha's tweet highlights the dual nature of AI safety, stating that while AI has risks, it is safer than humans, and urges moving from discussion to scalable execution.
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there is some good news and bad news
the bad is that AI is indeed unsafe
the good is that AI is safer than humans
the best news is we are talking abt this
but talk is cheap, execution is scalable
it’s time to scale
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