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by zmmmmm
24 days ago
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As a side observation, it is striking but also not surprising in retrospect that the big successes in AI are coming from domains where things are fundamentally verifiable. Both software and math are either fully verifiable or low-cost verifiable (breaking a test is not the same cost as building a bridge and watching it fall down to see if it worked). Other domains are extracting value but I feel like there's an order of magnitude difference. It raises the question, what other domains fit into these categories where the AI itself has pretty much free reign to verify its own results? |
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