The focus on AI safety disasters ignores everyday harms

The article argues that technology policy's focus on catastrophic AI safety scenarios ignores everyday harms. It cites protections such as chatbots not encouraging suicide and platforms making it harder for children to buy fentanyl as important but minimal bars that companies can clear while continuing to make products.

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