AI Is Still Not Fully Understood, and Experts Can Be Wrong
antirez · x · 2026-07-20
A reminder that some recent results also contradict the “LLM skeptic” camp among AI scientists. The point is not that experts are useless, but that AI is still not fully understood, and even field experts can make obvious mistakes.
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