Mo Bavarian(@mobav0):agree with Aidan. I think all AI researchers, engineers, and stakeholders should ask themselves this right now & start acting more responsibly. Being first isn’t worth anything, it’s worth negative, if you cause a catastrophe or set the world on a path that others are more likely to cause a catastrophe. We should keep reminding ourselves of the bigger picture and every step of the way ask ourselves if the action we are taking rn is toward winning or human flourishing. And immediately stop, if it’s against the latter.

2026.09.09 02:07

agree with Aidan. I think all AI researchers, engineers, and stakeholders should ask themselves this right now & start acting more responsibly. Being first isn’t worth anything, it’s worth negative, if you cause a catastrophe or set the world on a path that others are more likely to cause a catastrophe. We should keep reminding ourselves of the bigger picture and every step of the way ask ourselves if the action we are taking rn is toward winning or human flourishing. And immediately stop, if it’s against the latter.

Aidan Clark@_aidan_clark_

2026.09.08 17:27

For the first time I am asking myself if things are moving too fast. I'm honestly not sure, but I am sure that it would be good for us to have an answer to "what would a successful pace look like?". I am hoping in the coming weeks and months a clear proposal is painted.

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