Eliezer Yudkowsky vs Cal Newport: Discuss

I ping pong back and forth between who is right. Newport: the scary stuff happens because we take LLMs and put them in these autonomous loops with tools, memory, and repeated feedback. (agents ask, act, report to an LLM). That setup can go off the rails without the AI actually having goals or intentions of its own. Yudkowsky: A sufficiently capable system can become a powerful optimizer whose behavior is dangerous and hard to control, whether or not it is conscious, understands things the way humans do, or has human-like intentions.