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Washington Examiner: AI panic mirrors climate hysteria, risks handing tech lead to China

Washington Examiner compares AI panic to climate hysteria

1 Sep 16 9:00 AM · 11d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 1

Andrew I. Fillat publishes op-ed arguing that AI safety discourse mirrors the pattern of climate alarmism, with doomsayers and media amplification driving public panic and poor policy responses. The piece cites Evan Hubinger's statement on AI extinction risk and an incident at Hugging Face as examples of worst-case scenarios being treated as certainties.

Washington Examiner compares AI panic to climate hysteria
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“The current result is panic and the whipsawing of public opinion about AI by the day. A new generation of anti-progress Luddites has been born almost overnight.”

Andrew I. Fillat

Andrew I. Fillat Opinion columnistEvan Hubinger AI researcher/blogger

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