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We've saved the world before: what the ozone hole teaches us about AI

It might destroy the world, despite passing every known safety test. If we wait for a “warning shot” before we act, it might be too late. And action requires global coordination, because if anyone makes it, everyone dies. Sound familiar? It should, because it already happened half a century ago, wi…

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  1. 2026-09-22 01:13 · LessWrong (Curated)
    We've saved the world before: what the ozone hole teaches us about AI

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