TypeSafe AI: Data Distributions Are More Absurd Than Your Tricks
AI summary
TypeSafe AI argues that hiding semantic logic inside string prompts, embedding vectors, or complex ML is useless—data distributions are always much smarter than people. The author suggests: clearly define what you need to know, and confirm that reading the data directly is enough to know it, so you can make reliable decisions.
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you can smuggle your semantic logic in string caveats, embedding vectors, and all the complicated ML you want, but data distributions will always be far more ridiculous than you can be clever
so: • be clear about what you need to know • be clear that a plain reading of your data is enough to know
and you're ready to make reliable decisions! that's System One for you