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The speaker expects a post-training pipeline with the best current methods and few human experts to perform quite well relative to one using older methods and many human experts, assuming both have internet data.
Ryan Greenblatt · Ryan Greenblatt – What happens once AI can automate AI research? · 11 Aug 2026
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“so like i think that in some sense the thing you would want to look at is be like we're going to do two post-training pipelines one post-training pipeline where we only have like a tiny number of human experts to do the labeling but we can have like you know smart ais and then another like you know you're like we're going to build mythos 5 is going to build a post-training pipeline”
“but it only has access to like internet internet data plus like a tiny amount of human experts but it has the best current methods versus we have one where it's like um you know mythos has access to like the shitty post-training methods we had in 2024 but with like the shit ton of human experts um and again both have the internet data my sense is that the current methods but without many human experts actually will do quite well so”Play from 33:14Report a misattribution
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