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ML is there to do tasks we want it to do. Understanding the models is how we prevent edge cases that can cause catastrophe. Anthropic is one of the top ML research orgs with some of the brightest minds in the field and they don't get it either? Automating tasks is the primary function of ML currently, not solving novel problems. Why wouldn't we want the algorithms to be predictable at least within some boundaries? It's absolutely essential, especially when we begin to give more responsibility to these algorithms. When these models accidentally kill someone people will want answers. How is that not important?

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text ML is there to do tasks we want it to do. Understanding the models is how we prevent edge cases that can cause catastrophe. Anthropic is one of the top ML research orgs with some of the brightest minds in the field and they don't get it either? Automating tasks is the primary function of ML currently, not solving novel problems. Why wouldn't we want the algorithms to be predictable at least within some boundaries? It's absolutely essential, especially when we begin to give more responsibility to…
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