We Can't Really Affect AI Security
Read OriginalThe article discusses the 'Efficient Security Principle,' positing that the baseline for AI security is set by large-scale human interaction with the technology, not by individual or organizational actions. It argues security will increase only after major, emotion-inducing breaches, reaching a business/risk equilibrium determined by user demand and fear, rendering individual advocacy largely ineffective.
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