That feels like flag waving or rationalizing or something. Obviously it’s not that simple, and you know that. You’ve got to do the prioritisation calculation. I don’t think it works out in that direction, but even if it did you should argue that by comparing the difficulties and counterfactual value of each research agenda.
Trying to align LLMs just doesn’t seem optional to me. It’s what’s happening whether or not we like it.
That feels like flag waving or rationalizing or something. Obviously it’s not that simple, and you know that. You’ve got to do the prioritisation calculation. I don’t think it works out in that direction, but even if it did you should argue that by comparing the difficulties and counterfactual value of each research agenda.