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Blog: AI: too good to be true, too bad to be useful (2026-06-19)

[ entity ][ updated 2026-09-17 ][ confidence low ][ jev-1.13.0 ]#blog · stub · rlhf · needs-reingestion

TL;DR Stub page. The body of this post was not capturedraw/site/blog-too-good-to-be-true.txt contains only the page chrome, because the article body is rendered client-side. Do not cite anything from this post beyond the metadata and teaser below until it is re-ingested.

Facts

Field Value
Title "AI: too good to be true, too bad to be useful | TypeSafe AI"
URL https://typesafe.ai/blog/ai-too-good-to-be-true-too-bad-to-be-useful-typesafe-ai
Category Thoughts
Date 2026-06-19 (page shows "Jun 19, 2026")
Author Not captured
Body Not captured — JS-rendered; the raw file holds only nav, "Back", category, date, title, and footer
Confidence low

Homepage teaser

The only substantive sentence available, from the blog carousel on https://typesafe.ai:

"RLHF-trained language models please humans and assist rather than make reliable autonomous decisions. What comes next?"

That framing matches the company's other writing — RLHF optimizes for human preference, which yields assistants rather than components software can depend on — but the post's actual argument, examples, and any numbers are unknown. Anything beyond the teaser would be speculation.

Re-ingestion note

This page should be rewritten once the body is captured. The raw capture is the pre-hydration HTML/text of a client-rendered page. To re-ingest, fetch the post with a renderer that executes JavaScript (headless browser) or find a server-rendered variant, replace raw/site/blog-too-good-to-be-true.txt, then rewrite this page with: thesis, structure, claims, and links, and raise confidence. It is the oldest of the three captured TypeSafe posts, so it likely contains the earliest public statement of the System One thesis (inferred).

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