the poor generalizability of any model output certainly is a function of the structure and redundancy of the training data but i think the greater point here is that human performance isn’t the aspirational goal

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Yes absolutely. It is just post publication peer review rather than gated by it. It’s even better if the peer review is public. Funding always involves peer review as well and journal stamps are terrible proxies and inferior to more substantive vetting regardless

Must have had a typo or something but they reposted … will repost myself too

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Yes why would anyone at a frontier research lab know anything about this topic. I guess uninformed takes by people not working on anything related are usually more useful

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