VC partner warns on overlooked physical AI risks
A partner from Tapestry VC is warning that the debate around AI safety is too focused on software risks, overlooking real dangers tied to AI in the physical world—think autonomous vehicles and robots. As large-language models gain more power, the risks aren't just theoretical. The call: regulators, investors, and founders should broaden their view to include the physical impacts of AI.
- Tapestry VC partner says focus is too narrow
- AI's physical-world impacts under-discussed
- Examples include autonomous vehicles and robotics
- Call for more comprehensive AI safety debates
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