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I think it's like "drug that company plans to administer to everyone whether they want it or not has deadly side effects". Awkward metaphor. Point is if boeing makes bad planes, you can choose not to fly in them. Perhaps if the plan was to somehow load everyone onto one giant plane? Or to make hundreds of millions of planes and fly them over every populated area. Maybe you think Boeing can't achieve that, but they think they can, and clearly they should not be allowed to attempt it
@binarybits I don't think this affects my point. You could book flights to make sure not to fly a particular manufacturer's planes if you want. Besides that, you don't have to fly at all. The point is, being the victim of a cyber attack or other AI risk is not something anyone opted into
@robertskmiles "If boeing makes bad planes, you can choose not to fly in them." That's not how it actually works though. There are only a handful of plane manufacturers in the world and consumers don't check what company made the plane before booking a flight.
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