Scaling intelligence doesn't scale intelligibility — it may actively hurt it
fkasummer · x · 2026-10-09
An AI researcher observes that scaling intelligence does not scale intelligibility — in fact, it's likely to hurt it, highlighting a structural tension between capability gains and interpretability.
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