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Nathan Lambert Says Commentary on a Chinese Policy Document May Be Based on Partial Translation
What happened
A safe assumption when people are all commenting on a short Chinese policy document is that they don't know what it means and tried to parse a partial translation from Claude, without reading all the way through. There are maybe 5-10 on this site who I trust to comment.
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Nathan Lambert criticized commentary on a short Chinese policy document, saying he trusted only about 5–10 people on X to comment on it. He suggested that people discussing the document could be relying on a partial translation from Claude without understanding its meaning or reading it all the way through. Lambert framed that as a “safe assumption,” rather than identifying specific commentators who had done so.
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