I think structural risk is often a better description of reality, but I can see a rhetorical argument against framing things that way. One problem I see with doing that is that I think it leads people to think the solution is just for AI developers to be more careful, rather than observing that there will be structural incentives (etc.) pushing for less caution.
Hmm… this is a good point.
I think structural risk is often a better description of reality, but I can see a rhetorical argument against framing things that way. One problem I see with doing that is that I think it leads people to think the solution is just for AI developers to be more careful, rather than observing that there will be structural incentives (etc.) pushing for less caution.