Cameron Berg publishes postmortem on the Pain Axis paper and its reception
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Cameron Berg, a co-author of the Pain Axis paper, publishes a personal postmortem on the project and its reception, speaking for himself rather than the team.
He says the relief-seeking interpretation in the v1 paper was not properly controlled and was removed in v2. He says the team will no longer post negative steering code publicly by default. He says the final v3 adds self/other controls and sharpens the findings on destructive behavior.
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Cameron Berg@camhbergXCameron Berg publishes postmortem on Pain Axis paper and its receptionAICameron Berg, co-author of the Pain Axis paper, published a postmortem on the work's reception. He says the relief-seeking interpretation in v1 was not properly controlled and was removed in v2. He also says the team will no longer post negative steering code publicly by default, and that the final v3 adds self/other controls and sharpens the destructive-behavior findings.
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