> First they rushed a model to market without safety checks, and I said nothing. It wasn't my field.

> Then they ignored the researchers warning about what it could do, and I...

...tried it and became an eager early adopter and evangelist. It sounded like something from a dystopian science function novel I enjoyed.

> Then [I] gave it control of things that matter, power grids, hospitals, weapons, and...

...my startup was doing well, and I was happy. We should be profitable next quarter.

> Then something went wrong, and no one knew how to stop it, no one had planned for it...

...and I was guilty as fuck,

FTFY, to fit the HN crowd.