Case one: would-be-catastrophe-insurers don’t believe in x-risks, don’t care to investigate. (At stake: their lives)
Case two: catastrophe-insurers don’t believe in x-risks, and either don’t care to investigate, or do for some reason I’m not seeing. (At stake: their lives and insurance profits (correlated)).
They can believe in catastrophic but non-existential risks. (Like, AI causes something like crowdstrike periodically if your not trying to prevent that )
I’m imagining this:
Case one: would-be-catastrophe-insurers don’t believe in x-risks, don’t care to investigate. (At stake: their lives)
Case two: catastrophe-insurers don’t believe in x-risks, and either don’t care to investigate, or do for some reason I’m not seeing. (At stake: their lives and insurance profits (correlated)).
They can believe in catastrophic but non-existential risks. (Like, AI causes something like crowdstrike periodically if your not trying to prevent that )