Interpretability will never be solved as alien AI architectures keep proliferating
burny_tech · x · 2026-11-10
burnytech argues that AI interpretability will never be "solved": the field will see an explosion of increasingly unique and alien architectures and learning algorithms, each requiring endless reverse-engineering work — a counterpoint to the "align first, then scale" narrative.
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