AI lacks theory of intelligence, and the frontier is further ahead than public
fkasummer · x · 2026-11-12
@meanfieldzane argues the field lacks theory linking learning→intelligence→capability→real-world impact, and can't rigorously explain why today's models succeed. @fkasummer adds, without detail, that the state of the art is further ahead than what's publicly available.
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