It is not possible to fully enumerate in human language all of the edge cases of a real world phenomena.
- It is not possible to fully enumerate in human language all of the edge cases of a real world phenomena.
- You get the logarithmic return for exponential cost curve.
- This curve collapses under its own weight.
- Each incremental thing to extend it costs more than it creates value.
- It's underwater.
- If you can reduce it to a level of precision where everyone on earth would agree[xu], then you can simply ask an LLM and not have to go into deeper formalization.
- LLMs allow a cut off of a reasonably high floor of "good enough[xv]," making many more scenarios viable.