Dietterich Corrects His Own Grammar: "A Wide Range" — Grammar Doesn't Generalize
tdietterich · x · 2026-10-12
Thomas Dietterich follows up on his debate with LeCun and Andrew Wilson to fix a typo — "an wide range" to "a wide range" — quipping that "grammar doesn't always generalize well over a wide range," a nod to the ongoing discussion about model generalization.
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