AI models can't predict 'muddling through' or 'nothing ever happens'
zetalyrae · x · 2026-08-14
X user zetalyrae discusses limitations of model predictions, arguing that models cannot predict 'muddling through' or 'nothing ever happens' (except as transitional states), because unknown unknowns can overturn entire worldviews.
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