That is a great way to illustrate it!

Unfortunately, the message will not sink in because it is unpleasant. Almost ll of us want to think we're fair and unbiased.

>Simplicity brings us closer to truth — Occam's razor has underpinned the development of our species for centuries.

I keep thinking of emergent complexity. Even starting with very simple rules and components, the amount of complexity that arises as a consequence of ever rising interactions can boggle the mind and seems to validate our current predilection for elegant and succinct laws of physics to be enough to model the universe.

Coincidentally, LLMs being so good at coding that it became the #1 source of income for Anthropic is one such example of emerging complexity from deceptively simple ingredients:

A giant pile of matrix multiplies, next-token prediction, and enough data somehow climbs the ladder from autocomplete to writing code well enough that people will pay $20-200/month per seat for it. It is completely bonkers.

Could you please elaborate on what he was wrong about?

Fun fact! This is the second time red light camera tickets have been successfully challenged.

I believe the first time it was because the photos were processed out of state. Apparently it didn't stick!

so this works the same as Claude Code /sandbox? The innovation being that it's harness-agnostic?