Nathan Lambert says AI progress needs careful description, not hasty conclusions
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Nathan Lambert, on X, says he appreciates a post arguing that AI is progressing very fast but that people still have the tools to describe what is happening without jumping to conclusions.
The post is a reply to Dean W. Ball, who argues that rhetoric about recursive self-improvement is becoming more poorly calibrated and that more precise frameworks and terminology are needed.
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Nathan Lambert@natolambertXNathan Lambert says AI progress needs description without jumping to conclusionsAINathan Lambert says he appreciates a post arguing that AI is progressing very fast but people still have the tools to describe what is happening without jumping to conclusions. The post is a reply to Dean W. Ball, who argues that rhetoric on recursive self-improvement is becoming more poorly calibrated and that more precise frameworks and terminology are needed.
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