Cambridge AI safety researcher David Krueger champions German-style hyphenated compounds
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-11-04
David Krueger, AI safety researcher at Cambridge, shares a linguistic habit: he's increasingly using long hyphenated noun phrases like "models-existing-at-the-time-of-a-pause". His take: German does this natively and gets mocked for it, but maybe they're onto something.
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