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While it is obviously true that not having verifiable domains makes training models in those spaces difficult... it is also true that models…
While it is obviously true that not having verifiable domains makes training models in those spaces difficult... it is also true that models are also getting much better at non-verifiable domains. The
While it is obviously true that not having verifiable domains makes training models in those spaces difficult... it is also true that models are also getting much better at non-verifiable domains. The frontier is jagged, but less so than I'd have expected from verifiability alone
Source: Ethan Mollick (X) | 2026-07-03