Frontier post-training is a humanities problem as much as a technical one
brianryhuang · x · 2026-07-29
- The author argues that frontier post-training, especially model behavior work, is not just a technical problem but also a humanities problem.
- The point is aimed at Google DeepMind, suggesting the company should think about post-training through both scientific and humanistic lenses.
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