Aug 14, 2026 4:09 PM

A rogue AI will likely go "rogue on the internet" within the next two years, but it’s nothing more than a temporary "blip on the radar." Despite the inevitable media frenzy and calls to shut down all AI development, we should treat this disruption as a minor growing pain similar to the 1988 Morris Worm. Defenses will be built, and we will move on. Is it dangerous to dismiss a rogue AI event as a mere historical footnote, or are we overreacting to the risk? What’s your take?
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