> in summarizing the work in a way humans understand, you're removing the context an AI would use to further the work an AI did
The "summarization" process can be multi-step. Initial steps develop new frameworks and prerequisite concepts. Later steps build upon these frameworks and concepts. Some can be simplified too if this can be done without loss of fidelity. The summarization comes last, and is meant to preserve sufficient context.
> I don't think anything about how to react to a paper being released in this state is obvious.
If it helps, exaggerate the condition a bit by imagining coming across a repository of alien knowledge.
The "summarization" process can be multi-step. Initial steps develop new frameworks and prerequisite concepts. Later steps build upon these frameworks and concepts. Some can be simplified too if this can be done without loss of fidelity. The summarization comes last, and is meant to preserve sufficient context.
> I don't think anything about how to react to a paper being released in this state is obvious.
If it helps, exaggerate the condition a bit by imagining coming across a repository of alien knowledge.