Because users flagged it. That pushes the question to "why did users flag it," but it's not hard to speculate reasons why. A dedicated minority roll their eyes

Because users flagged it. That pushes the question to "why did users flag it," but it's not hard to speculate reasons why. A dedicated minority roll their eyes at discussions of AI safety. On top of that, although the article itself is sound, it's targeted at non-technical people, and the domain it's hosted on isn't well-regarded (trending banner on top: "What happens when you hold in a fart?")