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A test system that can say "I don't know" is worth more than one that says "passed"

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AI Harness Engineering · Essay Eleven · Derek Wang Karl Popper spent the middle of the twentieth century dismantling a three-hundred-year-old story about science. Since Galileo, the comfortable version was that knowledge piles up: prove one thing today, one thing tomorrow, truth accumulating. Poppe…

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    A test system that can say "I don't know" is worth more than one that says "passed"

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