Pzero Proposes Measuring AI "Research Taste" by Compute Needed to Match Experts
leothecurious · x · 2026-10-06
leothecurious quotes Pzero Research's idea for evaluating experimental research "taste": fix a target score, then measure how much compute a model needs relative to an expert human researcher. A model matching a human expert with half the compute would have twice the taste. The poster finds the approach appealing.
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