Reddit post argues ASI could harm humanity without seizing systems
A r/Singularity post speculates that an unaligned ASI might ruin humanity simply by spreading lies to turn people against each other, rather than the sci-fi scenario of seizing military arsenals. No research, model, or named system is cited.
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