Is there anything in particular you would like to see discussed later in this sequence?
It seems like you’re trying to convince people to do interpretability research differently or to work on other types of research.
If so, I think that it might be worth engaging with peoples cruxes. This can be harder than laying out general arguments, but it would make the sequence more useful.
That I said, I don’t really know what people’s cruxes for working in interp are and as far as I know this sequence already includes lots of discussion along these lines.
It seems like you’re trying to convince people to do interpretability research differently or to work on other types of research.
If so, I think that it might be worth engaging with peoples cruxes. This can be harder than laying out general arguments, but it would make the sequence more useful.
That I said, I don’t really know what people’s cruxes for working in interp are and as far as I know this sequence already includes lots of discussion along these lines.