> Who decides what technologies are too dangerous? You, apparently.

I see takes like this from time to time about everything.

They didn't say that.

As with all similar cases, they're allowed to advocate for whatever being dangerous, and you're allowed to say it isn't, the people who decide is all of us collectively and when we're at our best we do so on the basis of the actual arguments.

> AI isn't nukes - anyone can train a model at home.

(1) They were using an extreme to illustrate the point.

(2) Anyone can make a lot of things at home. I know two distinct ways to make a chemical weapon using only things I can find in a normal kitchen. That people can do a thing at home doesn't make the thing "not prohibited".