Comment by Zack Korman

Co-founder of Embroidery, an AI-agent monitoring and detection company; cybersecurity practitioner and former CTO.
I mean, if we’re gonna pause AI development right now, for example. Which is on the table; I mean, this is a very real policy proposal, which is to stop AI development because of this fear. And like, with the first incident that’s gonna happen, they’re not gonna kill a million people. It’s gonna be, like, they’re gonna kill like three. And then we can go, like: Okay, now we maybe have a problem. Why are we stopping it soon, before we even see if any of this is a real risk? Like, why are we so afraid of letting this play out, like continue to go?
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AI Verified The quote explicitly opposes pausing or stopping AI development now and argues against doing so before risks are shown. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 57min ago
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AI Verified Recorded against is correct: Korman explicitly questions pausing/stopping AI development now. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 57min ago

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AI Verified The Atlantic’s Oct. 2, 2026 transcript attributes the exact stored passage to Zack Korman. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 58min ago
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