(Oh and I edited my previous comment for clarity: I guess you were disagreeing with my clumsily misleading wording, rather than what I meant(??))
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This makes sense, but seems to rely on the human spending most of their time tackling well-defined but non-trivial problems where an AI doesn’t need to be re-directed frequently [EDIT: the preceding was poorly worded—I meant that if prior to the availability of AI assistants this were true, it’d allow a lot of speedup as the AIs take over this work; otherwise it’s less clearly so helpful].
I think I disagree with what you meant, but not that strongly. It’s not that important, so I don’t really want to get into it. Basically, I don’t think that “well-defined” is that important (not obviously required for some ability to judge the finished work) and I don’t think “re-direction frequency” is the right way to think about.
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I think I disagree with what you meant, but not that strongly. It’s not that important, so I don’t really want to get into it. Basically, I don’t think that “well-defined” is that important (not obviously required for some ability to judge the finished work) and I don’t think “re-direction frequency” is the right way to think about.