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The speaker says that models do not yet automate somewhat complicated writing well, so people still need to perform that work.
Unidentified speaker · Three Red Lines We're About to Cross Toward AGI (Daniel Kokotajlo, Gary Marcus, Dan Hendrycks) · 24 Jun 2025
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“if you score them on like the GRE score out of six, they'll get like 4.5 or so. They're not particularly great writers and we can't, you know, you can't automate writers that well with.”
“with um if if they're doing somewhat complicated writing you still people still need to be doing that and that's somewhat surprising because they've had so much data uh they've had all the data in the world basically and likewise for coding they have had github so that at least b it is it's potentially um the case that as you extrapolate them out they'll get a lot of the low-hanging fruit, but it crossing some sort of threshold for doing”Play from 1:38:58Report a misattribution
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