Safety
Is it 'weird' or does he maybe know what he's talking about? Anyway, for those who are open to the idea that there's a well-thought-out AI-a…
Is it 'weird' or does he maybe know what he's talking about? Anyway, for those who are open to the idea that there's a well-thought-out AI-as-normal-technology perspective on AI safety and the recent
Is it "weird" or does he maybe know what he's talking about? Anyway, for those who are open to the idea that there's a well-thought-out AI-as-normal-technology perspective on AI safety and the recent loss-of-control incidents, see my essay with @sayashk, or my interview with Ezra Klein, or the writing of many others with similar views including @joshua_saxe and @natolambert. https://www.normaltech.ai/p/the-ai-as-normal-technology-view It’s weird that the CEO of Hugging Face continues to be an “AI is normal technology” guy despite being the victim of an autonomous cyberattack by a swarm of rogue agents, arguably the least normal thing AI has done so far.
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Source: Clem Delangue (X) | 2026-10-20