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I still don't follow. "We should publish a harmful product when instead we could continue refining and instead publish a good product at the same time as everyo
by joshuamorton 4y ago
I still don't follow. "We should publish a harmful product when instead we could continue refining and instead publish a good product at the same time as everyone else" is a good strategy.
This is ultimately only an issue if you think Google's models are significantly worse (and that's related to the lack of public testing). That assumption doesn't seem justified.