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Interesting article, I find it hard to believe the major AIs of today will collapse for such a reason. This gives me "year 2000 collapse " vibes, I'm by no means trashing the article, just saying I'm skeptical we'll ever reach such a point. The article itself already mentions awareness of the feedback loop among devs as well as two possible ways to counteract it.