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Maybe the biggest risk in AI is being too afraid to kill your own product

Quick disclosure first: Genspark annual subscriber and a pretty heavy user. I use it for slides, research, organizing web stuff, random agent tasks, and I’ve stolen more than a few community Skills to solve oddly specific problems. Recently I watched Genspark CEO's AGI Playground 2026 talk, and her…

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  1. 2026-10-05 17:12 · r/artificial
    Maybe the biggest risk in AI is being too afraid to kill your own product

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