Interpretability Research Will Never Be Solved, Researcher Argues
burny_tech · x · 2026-10-20
The author argues that interpretability and the broader science of AI will never be "solved." There will always be predictive power, explanatory power, causal interventional power, and more left to mine — implying interpretability is an open-ended research frontier rather than a problem with a finish line.
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