De La Rosa contrasts 'AI will kill us anyway' with SpaceX safety testimony
De La Rosa recalls Kim's testimony that management said safeguards are useless and AI will kill us all anyway, contrasts it with Castillo-Madrid's repeated safety claims, and asks whether safety is really at the heart of the company; Kim points to significant gaps in XAI's model cards and safety documentation.
Okay, one of the things that was, you know, very alarming from your testimony is that you said that when you raised this up to management, they said safeguards are useless and
AI will kill us all anyway.
You know, that is a very real statement to be made from a company who just testified under oath to this council that safety, I mean, I think that if we had a ringer every time she said safety,
the bells would still be ringing here in the council.
Safety is the priority.
We do not deploy models without safety.
We ensure that there is safety.
There is always a human being who's in charge of safety.
They said it in so many different ways.
But yeah, you're testifying today that your direct supervisors who understood the work you were doing said.
AI would kill us anyway.
Do you believe that safety is really at the heart of what this company is?
is projecting.