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EnigmaForge: The Question Is Hidden in the Story

Most benchmarks hand the model a question. EnigmaForge hands it a stack of old documents and no question at all. Buried in the letters, receipts, and logbook margins is a small logic puzzle whose solution is unique - proved by a SAT solver at generation time, with an ablation certificate showing every clue is load-bearing. Because instances are generated rather than collected, the corpus renews…

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Ed Zitron’s AI Prediction Track Record

Dan Luu serves up some copiously documented claim chowder: After this point, most further predictions that I saw were either non-falsifiable or resolve in the future.

  • Ed Zitron made forward-looking AI predictions that capabilities wouldn't progress.
  • He also made backward-looking statements implying no AI improvement.
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