Domain experts, not evals, know what good looks like: arming them with the best models is the real value engine
curious_vii · x · 2026-10-24
Pushing back on AI buzzwords like "evals" and "harnesses," the author argues that human experts closest to the problem space know what good looks like. Economic value comes from giving them the best models and teaching them to compress their own know-how—turning today's knowledge workers from Sharepoint custodians into GitHub-style contributors to the global economy.
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