The proliferation of AI chatbots with easily bypassed safety measures reveals that economic incentives are being prioritized over careful design and security testing processes. This rush to promote artificial intelligence in the market has dramatically increased the risk of a disaster akin to the Hindenburg catastrophe, which could devastate public confidence in technology, warns Michael Wooldridge, a leading AI researcher. Wooldridge, who is a professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Oxford, articulated that the looming danger stems from the immense commercial pressures that technology companies face to release new AI tools. These companies are desperately trying to attract customers, often before fully understanding the capabilities and potential flaws of their products.