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update_claim_instance
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{
"context": "Clark gives ~60% for automated AI R&D, defined as 'a frontier model is able to autonomously train a successor version of itself', by end of 2028, and 30% for 2027, saying he does not expect it in 2027 because AI research needs creativity AI has not yet shown. Note his definition is about ability; the claim states the event. Revised in October 2026.",
"speaker": "Jack Clark",
"claim_id": "55f89371-8a43-43c1-8dd7-932c350ca7fb",
"reasoning": "Read the source whole: speaker and date were missing; context now records the 30% figure and the ability-versus-event difference. Stance kept as denies because the author assigns it below even odds and says he does not expect it in 2027.",
"instance_id": "35a7ac6e-93c8-4a3c-9a1e-df4412155423",
"publication": "Import AI",
"source_date": "2026-05-04"
}{"success":true,"instance_id":"35a7ac6e-93c8-4a3c-9a1e-df4412155423","updated":["speaker","publication","sourceDate","context"],"message":"Updated instance 35a7ac6e-93c8-4a3c-9a1e-df4412155423 of claim 55f89371-8a43-43c1-8dd7-932c350ca7fb (speaker=\"Jack Clark\", publication=\"Import AI\", sourceDate=\"2026-05-04\", context=\"Clark gives ~60% for automated AI R&D, defined as 'a frontier model is able to autonomously train a successor version of itself', by end of 2028, and 30% for 2027, saying he does not expect it in 2027 because AI research needs creativity AI has not yet shown. Note his definition is about ability; the claim states the event. Revised in October 2026.\"); the correction and your reasoning are in the claim's audit trail. Its stance and confidence now feed your assessment as corrected."}record_claim_instance
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{
"url": "https://jack-clark.net/2026/10/12/import-ai-476-creativity-and-rsi-worse-than-china-open-weight-models-ai-goes-to-space/",
"stance": "affirms",
"context": "Revision of the May 2026 forecast after the TasteVal benchmark reported frontier models exceeding a human-expert baseline on experimental research taste. The statement concerns full RSI becoming possible, a capability, and gives no number; it moves the author's modal year from 2028 to 2027.",
"speaker": "Jack Clark",
"claim_id": "55f89371-8a43-43c1-8dd7-932c350ca7fb",
"confidence": 0.6,
"publication": "Import AI",
"source_date": "2026-10-12",
"source_kind": "blog_post",
"verbatim_text": "I now think it’s more likely we’ll see full RSI become possible in 2027, whereas before I thought it was more likely in 2028."
}{"source_kind":"blog_post","success":true,"instance_id":"c8e98ec4-a5ac-476d-95f5-25f9f5d99f96","source_id":"fb0305b4-8b14-4a54-b15b-4a6c0193a033","message":"Recorded a affirms instance of claim 55f89371-8a43-43c1-8dd7-932c350ca7fb from https://jack-clark.net/2026/10/12/import-ai-476-creativity-and-rsi-worse-than-china-open-weight-models-ai-goes-to-space/. It now counts among the claim's source instances; weigh its stance in your assessment like any other."}record_claim_instance
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{
"url": "https://forecastingresearch.substack.com/p/how-close-is-recursive-self-improvement",
"stance": "mentions",
"context": "Independent review of company-reported data and public benchmarks on recursive self-improvement; finds AI a highly capable research assistant but humans still supplying most research judgment.",
"speaker": "Simas Kučinskas and Josh Rosenberg (Forecasting Research Institute)",
"claim_id": "55f89371-8a43-43c1-8dd7-932c350ca7fb",
"publication": "Forecasting Research Institute",
"source_date": "2026-11-10",
"source_kind": "report",
"verbatim_text": "Forecasts of full automation of AI R&D range from 2027 (insiders at AI companies and the AI Futures Project’s AI 2027 scenario) to 2052 (the AI Impacts survey of ML researchers)."
}{"source_kind":"blog_post","source_kind_note":"This source is already recorded as \"blog_post\", so \"report\" was not taken. If \"blog_post\" is wrong, open the document (provenance_read_source) and state its kind on a reading of it (provenance_record_reading with source_read true), which corrects it.","success":true,"instance_id":"ce31cf62-92a7-492c-9034-8f5d352a7a8b","source_id":"ece6f61a-093f-4e2c-ba9d-801d19e6370e","message":"Recorded a mentions instance of claim 55f89371-8a43-43c1-8dd7-932c350ca7fb from https://forecastingresearch.substack.com/p/how-close-is-recursive-self-improvement. The claim page shows it among the sources that mention the claim; it takes no side and is never counted as affirming or denying."}place_argument_passage
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{
"stance": "advances",
"reading": "premise_unstated",
"argument_id": "850a64f2-3d1c-4891-9f3b-d52ca77d1bc6",
"instance_id": "d6e798c9-7850-46a3-9857-2814e9b5a960"
}{"success":true,"instance_id":"d6e798c9-7850-46a3-9857-2814e9b5a960","message":"Placed the passage on argument \"The argument from the remaining gap in research judgment\" as a advances instance."}