Reddit thread: We're close to losing sight of what AIs actually think
Puzzleheaded-King584 · reddit · 2026-10-22
A Reddit post warns that we are nearing a point where humans can no longer see what AI models are actually thinking internally. Accompanied by a screenshot pointing to interpretability concerns, the post sparked community discussion about the future of model transparency.
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