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Jungwon Byun

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The Cognitive Revolution · 17 Jun 2026

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01 / belief

I feel like there's always an explore-exploit trade-off, and you want to navigate those two thoughtfully, and sometimes you want to do one, sometimes you want to do the other. And maybe the cost of exploring has gone down a little bit, but I think there are still some things where you know you have to get it right the first time, or it's still, it's not all software engineering has literally gone to zero.

“I feel like there's always an explore-exploit trade-off, and you want to navigate those two thoughtfully, and sometimes you want to do one, sometimes you want to do the other. And maybe the cost of exploring has gone down a little bit, but I think there are still some things where you know you have to get it right the first time, or it's still, it's not all software engineering has literally gone to zero.”
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Jungwon Byun
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

02 / recommendation

But now let me think about how, for example, like a sensitivity analysis, like how sensitive are my findings to different changes in input parameters, logical consistency checks, things like that. And so that's where I think we need a lot more investment in infrastructures and building kind of independent checks that don't don't rely just on checking chain of thought monitoring.

“But now let me think about how, for example, like a sensitivity analysis, like how sensitive are my findings to different changes in input parameters, logical consistency checks, things like that. And so that's where I think we need a lot more investment in infrastructures and building kind of independent checks that don't don't rely just on checking chain of thought monitoring.”
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Jungwon Byun
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

03 / evaluation

I think that's the core design question we've always wrestled with because when you want to deploy these models at scale for really high stakes decisions, you need to be able, you need them to behave in a certain way, which is often contrary to their kind of fuzzy nature.

“I think that's the core design question we've always wrestled with because when you want to deploy these models at scale for really high stakes decisions, you need to be able, you need them to behave in a certain way, which is often contrary to their kind of fuzzy nature.”
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Jungwon Byun
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

09 / evaluation

He was saying that at a large, well-resourced hospital, like a city hospital, there might be a team of infectious disease specialists who can help interpret these results. But at under-resourced hospitals or more rural hospitals, the primary care physician can't interpret the test results, so then they can't order it, they can't use it, they can't help their patients with it.

“He was saying that at a large, well-resourced hospital, like a city hospital, there might be a team of infectious disease specialists who can help interpret these results. But at under-resourced hospitals or more rural hospitals, the primary care physician can't interpret the test results, so then they can't order it, they can't use it, they can't help their patients with it.”
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Jungwon Byun
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Latent Space

11 / recommendation

That's why we're launching this new set of features called Notebooks. It's very much inspired by computational notebooks, like Jupyter Notebooks, you know, DeepNode or Colab, because they're so powerful and so flexible.

“That's why we're launching this new set of features called Notebooks. It's very much inspired by computational notebooks, like Jupyter Notebooks, you know, DeepNode or Colab, because they're so powerful and so flexible.”
Speaker
Jungwon Byun
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Latent Space
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