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3 experts · 3 posts · 6d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Chris Paxton jake
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“The solution to interpretability is clearly the same as the solution to ai coding: just ask deepseek if claude did what it said it did, they can't BOTH be lying to you” evidence ↗
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Chris Paxton: The solution to interpretability is clearly the same as the solution to ai coding: just ask deepseek if claude did what it said it did, they can't BOTH be lying to you
Eugene Vinitsky: Okay fine they both lied but if I ask 3 models it’s all good then we can do majority vote
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