Researcher argues model-to-model dialogue can never bridge the gap — only reality can
akbirthko · x · 2026-11-08
In an AI-circle debate on whether models talking to each other can bridge capability gaps, akbirthko argues it never will: you can't improve the world through solipsism. In the limit, what matters is constant Socratic dialogue between reality and the model — not models conversing with each other inside a petri dish.
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