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At the limit, and also well before that limit is reached, if all you do is fix the bugs, the AI will learn perfect optimization of reward, will realize not to reward hack in the perfect test environments, then turn around and reward hack in the imperfect real world environments.
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I actually think the opposite, which is that there are going to be many more software engineers than even the rosiest current predictions, and that software engineers will take over these other jobs: legal, marketing, accounting.
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Giving consumer-facing models and API models separate brand names is needlessly confusing.Their words
I really do think that having separate brand names for the consumer-facing models and the API models is needlessly confusing
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