Ex-OpenAI Staffer Defends 'Hidden Thought' Strategy Amid Criticism
GarrisonLovely · x · 2026-09-02
Joshua argues that chain-of-thought interpretability is too fragile to serve as a long-term AI safety backstop, suggesting strategies relying on human-legible CoT are doomed. GarrisonLovely critiques the defense as contradictory to past consensus and attacks journalists reporting on the change.
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