George Hotz essay argues AI's likely path is chaos, not order
Read original source →geohot.github.ioHotz frames two AI outcomes: "order," where models patch all exploits and entrench the status quo, and "chaos," where AI manufactures fake histories and archives at scale. He calls order "the very dangerous one" but doubts models can secure everything, predicting decentralization and self-replicating AI on every hard drive.
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