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by ACCount37
11 days ago
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"A compiler" isn't the bottleneck. The bottleneck of RLVR is the rollout. Before you even get the code for a compiler to do its thing, you need an AI to ingest and emit thousands of tokens autoregressively. That's what makes RLVR so expensive. Likewise - I don't think your "design taste" argument holds? Areas where "taste" exists are far easier for AI to tackle than areas where no data exists. It's easier to teach an AI how to make an image that looks good than to teach an AI how to de-solder a BGA chip. "Tacit knowledge" yes, "taste" - not really? |
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