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    Anthropic’s reported use of human experts to write up a paper draws complaints

    A commenter says they’ve seen complaints and asks whether the arrangement follows “Responsible Release” guidelines.

    Jay HackJH
    Seán Ó hÉigeartaighSÓ
    Scott KominersSK
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    A commenter calls a linked paper’s result “utterly unreal” and says they’ve seen complaints about Anthropic contracting human experts to write it up. They ask whether that follows “Responsible Release” guidelines circulated the previous week.

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    3 Sources

    Scott Kominers@skominersFirst off: 🤯. Utterly unreal result. Second: I'm seeing a lot of complaints about the fact that Anthropic contracted with human experts to write up the paper – but to a first-order, isn't this what the "Responsible Release" guidelines circulated last week say to do?7h
    Seán Ó hÉigeartaigh@S_OhEigeartaighRT @skominers: First off: 🤯. Utterly unreal result. Second: I'm seeing a lot of complaints about the fact that Anthropic contracted with h…2h
    Jay Hack@mathemagic1anAnthropic soft-launching a new way to compensate and value mathematicians: Pay them to digest and validate math results, then publish with their approval If this takes off, it would lead to the most rapid increase in $$ flowing into pure math in history. Easily.1h

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    Scott Kominers@skominersFirst off: 🤯. Utterly unreal result. Second: I'm seeing a lot of complaints about the fact that Anthropic contracted with human experts to write up the paper – but to a first-order, isn't this what the "Responsible Release" guidelines circulated last week say to do?7h
    Seán Ó hÉigeartaigh@S_OhEigeartaighRT @skominers: First off: 🤯. Utterly unreal result. Second: I'm seeing a lot of complaints about the fact that Anthropic contracted with h…2h
    Jay Hack@mathemagic1anAnthropic soft-launching a new way to compensate and value mathematicians: Pay them to digest and validate math results, then publish with their approval If this takes off, it would lead to the most rapid increase in $$ flowing into pure math in history. Easily.1h