Fwiw, I’m linking to it because I think it’s the first/clearest demo of how the entire ML research workflow (e.g. see figure 1 in the arxiv) can plausibly be automated using LM agents, and they show a proof of concept which arguably already does something (in any case, it works better than I’d have expected it to). If you know of a better reference, I’d be happy to point to that instead/alternately. Similarly if you can ‘debunk it’ (I don’t think it’s been anywhere near debunked).
I thought you meant the AI scientist paper has some obvious (e.g. methodological or code) flaws or errors. I find that thread unconvincing, but we’ve been over this.
I genuinely don’t know what you’re referring to.
Fwiw, I’m linking to it because I think it’s the first/clearest demo of how the entire ML research workflow (e.g. see figure 1 in the arxiv) can plausibly be automated using LM agents, and they show a proof of concept which arguably already does something (in any case, it works better than I’d have expected it to). If you know of a better reference, I’d be happy to point to that instead/alternately. Similarly if you can ‘debunk it’ (I don’t think it’s been anywhere near debunked).
We had this conversation two weeks ago?
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rQDCQxuCRrrN4ujAe/jeremy-gillen-s-shortform?commentId=TXePXoEosJmAbMZSk
I thought you meant the AI scientist paper has some obvious (e.g. methodological or code) flaws or errors. I find that thread unconvincing, but we’ve been over this.