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    An AI technique seen as optimizing for chains of thought but not great for 'neuralese'

    A user argues the technique offers “not actually a ton of alpha” because it optimizes for chains of thought (CoTs) and isn’t great for “neuralese.”

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    A user argues that an AI technique offers little “alpha”: It optimizes for chains of thought (CoTs), they say, but isn’t great for “neuralese.” They describe it as a “very convenient” byproduct of modern AI that they expect to be optimized away soon.

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    @GregKamradtnot actually a ton of alpha when you realize that this technique optimizes for CoTs and isn't great for neuralese Put this technique in Noam/Jakub's bucket of "very convenient" byproducts of modern day AI that'll get optimized away soon

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    @GregKamradtnot actually a ton of alpha when you realize that this technique optimizes for CoTs and isn't great for neuralese Put this technique in Noam/Jakub's bucket of "very convenient" byproducts of modern day AI that'll get optimized away soon