BREAKING NEWS: Google gets Gold in IOM, using JUST NATURAL LANGUAGE
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>>105981451 (OP)
It's happening! It's the IMO jerking this time.

>>105981451 (OP)
"Calculator can now actually calculate"

wow cool fascinating, want a dick to go with your bullshit?

bet you do

faggot

>>105981451 (OP)
They provided their AI with a list of other questions and answers for context or some shit. Total cheaters

>>105981472
It's advanced problem solving. Fucking stop learning to code. I'm trying to save you.

>>105981478
>Fucking stop learning to code. I'm trying to save you.

>>105981476
How's that any different to a student doing practice problems?

>>105981451 (OP)
Probably just scrapes wolfram alpha in the background when it detects mathy sounding keywords

>WOW THIS ROBOT CAN DO MATH
ok but when can I get an oppai loli robot?

>>105981489
Wolfram Alpha can't solve these problems lmao

>>105981487
Students cant bring cheat sheets of previous solved problems from last years olympiad

just as OpenAI did the same yesterday?
it's like all these AI labs (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Meta, xAI, DeepSeek) are advancing at the same rate. what gives?
is it just the researchers jumping ship all the time, taking their know-how with them, resulting in this apparent equality? or is there more to it?

>>105981487
>go into exam
>have all answers and workings from previous exams
>get kicked out for cheating
LMAO

>>105981501
They coordinate their marketing pushes, just like they coordinate in low balling american tech workers' salaries so they can hire a million H1-Bs

>>105981499
Yep. Just signed up for an electrician training course. Fuck tech, it'll be over by 2027.

>>105981494
>>105981505
Retard. It's not a straightforward exam, it just gives you some context on how you should outline your proofs. Zero help otherwise.

>>105981508
So will the incomes of electricians

>>105981499
It doesn't need to learn to do peasant work chud it has PHD intelligence

>>105981517
>it just gives you some context on how you should outline your proofs
>t. hasnt taken a math class beyond limping his way through calc 2 for his Curry Samosa degree

>>105981520
Nah. Cause none of you guys are reading the writing on the wall and will sign up when it's too late, door will be closed. Enjoy unenployment and starvation.

>>105981530
I have a Master's in Computing from Imperial

>>105981554
Literally proved my point you fucking streetshitting retard lmao. Get a math PhD from Stanford then talk to me
>>105981537
Well aren't you special

>>105981451 (OP)
How did it do in biology?

>>105981499
Carrying muh heavy bag is a very automatable task

>>105981581
Moving goalposts. Where's your degree?

>>105981595
Check out alphafold, bio isn't safe either. No science will be. 5 years left, max. >>105981604
>>105981604
No.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox

>>105981451 (OP)
When does this percolate down to the models we can actually use because even the AIs I paypiggy for cannot into basic math.

>>105981622
Beta testing next week

>>105981622
After the current speculative bubble pops and the subsequent lost decade(s)

>>105981638
It's not a bubble. We are making rapid advancements.

>>105981632
in two more weeks*

>>105981451 (OP)
yet another nothing-burger to impress smoothbrain...
don't worry about us my good dude, swe is safe for decades to come

>>105981707
Why would SWE be safe?

>>105981647
Post longs

>>105981451 (OP)
yes... YES...
*gets on my knees*
AI is... here!!!
*fist pumps*
oh my god... oh my GOD... it's finally, FINALLY here...!
*weeps*
yes lord... i KNEEL!

>>105981713
because these software are garbage even claude or o4, if they can do your job then indeed you should feel scared, any normal swe is safe for a long time as they're nowhere near close enough to be able to do our jobs.
reminder that these things HALLUCINATE the answer and they're right by luck, not by design.
the bubble can't burst soon enough, this trillion dollar madness have to stop

>>105981713
Why wouldn't it be, nocoder?

>>105981744
Except they're measurably hallucinating less with more pre-straining and inference time. Not to mention you can give them shit like API docs and get them to reduce hallucinating even less.

>>105981839
>Except they're measurably hallucinating less with more pre-straining and inference time.
they still don't know what they don't know, if they can solve your "problem" then it wasn't really a problem in the first place you just didn't know it was solved by rakesh on github 5 years ago and the glorified search engine gave you the link.
it's still utter dogshit on actual issues that don't have a clear answer I can't use it at work as a firmware/driver swe of hardware that does not really exist in the wild

>>105981451 (OP)
where are the PROFITS fuckley?
>b-b-but-
citations, NOW

>>105981451 (OP)
Just learn to draw bro

>chess prodigy
>works on syndicate
>makes theme park
>graduates from Cambridge
>makes black and white
>makes evil genius
>neuroscience PhD
>makes deepmind
>wins Nobel prize
Demis will win the AI race

A gold medal, wow! Suck it, humans! So they got every question right?
>"n-no, they missed one"
Oh but they still came in first?
>"actually a handful of humans scored better"

>mfw billion dollar companies are allowed to lie and say they won a gold medal when they actually tied for second

>>105981965
>>works on syndicate
>>makes theme park
Thats crazy he looks like he's 38
though ChatGPT says Syndicate was before he joined

>>105982011
>he looks like he's 38
until you open the thumbnail anyway

>>105982011
He did some level design for syndicate. I think he was 16 or 17.

>>105981607
NTA but the fact you are even mentioning CS anything when that anon is talking about math is laughable.

> MSc in pure math -> PhD CS -> SWE route anon

CS is retard level, only the money is good.

>>105981895
>even remotely considering using ChatGPT to write hardware drivers
Do you work at Broadcom, perchance?
Chat can do pretty low-level embedded shit, provided you explain the constraints (no external libraries except the APIs i provide you, pure C, no extraneous OS calls) but it takes a lot of handholding and can't just barf out a complete solution.

>>105981451 (OP)
Nothingburger

>>105981451 (OP)
Why would we need millions of mathematicians with 6 figure jobs when one AI model can do it instead?

>>105981451 (OP)
>computers are good at math
What a revelation

>>105981499
trades are the last cope
but good luck competing with millions of foreigners with slave wages driven down from hypersaturation

>>105981451 (OP)
>Your jobs are not safe. PIVOT NOW!!!
My job isn't to solve competition toy problems.