Will it become public that Anthropic uses recurrence to scale LLMs by the end of 2026? | Manifold

Will it become public that Anthropic uses recurrence to scale LLMs by the end of 2026?

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I read this great article by Scott Alexander, and it made me wonder if Anthropic would follow OpenAI and use recurrence as a way to scale up their models, or take a principled stance against going this route. This market only considers publicly available information by the end of 2026.

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