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one of the lessons aviation learned was that regulation is useful for gaining public trust. the AI industry refuses to learn that lesson - a…
one of the lessons aviation learned was that regulation is useful for gaining public trust. the AI industry refuses to learn that lesson - and then wonders why everyone hates them. I disagree with the
one of the lessons aviation learned was that regulation is useful for gaining public trust. the AI industry refuses to learn that lesson - and then wonders why everyone hates them. I disagree with the framing in the title, but agree with many points @dgrobinson makes here. This is not OpenAI specific, but the entire AI industry evolved in few short years from research labs doing cool projects to creating a technology that fundamentally alters the world. The…
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Source: Gary Marcus (X) | 2026-10-03