Instinct's real-world failures provide richer RL data than labs
manosaie · x · 2026-08-31
Argues that Instinct won't end up like Clubhouse and will likely be acquired by a frontier lab. The real-world failure modes it encounters serve as a richer evaluation set for RL post-training than anything labs currently have. This long-tail of tasks teaches the model how to be a better assistant through contact with reality.
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