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Anonymous No.16758744 >>16758751 >>16758764 >>16758772 >>16758781 >>16758950 >>16758974 >>16759076
AI can now do original mathematics. How are the stemmies coping? The only jobs left for you will be in prostitution, so you'd better be practicing your butthole exercises kek.
Anonymous No.16758751
>>16758744 (OP)
Kek that just proves mathematics is all gibberish anyways
Anonymous No.16758752
Didn't read. I hate AI.
Anonymous No.16758762 >>16758767
>a very specific problem that GPT-5 did in extremely specific conditions trained on extremely specific data that isn't practical for most modern use
>let the public over-sensationalize it since all they understand is 'GPT DO MATH' this will help us get more grant money
Also glowie fuck off and get fucked.
Anonymous No.16758764
>>16758744 (OP)
AIsisters won, ludditechuds lost.
Anonymous No.16758767 >>16758769
>>16758762
Holy goalpost moving, Batman.
Anonymous No.16758769
>>16758767
Slob on my knob.
Anonymous No.16758771
Humanities chads won.
Anonymous No.16758772
>>16758744 (OP)
Damn, they should let chatgpt work 24/7 maybe in this way AI can create new math areas.
Anonymous No.16758781 >>16758788
>>16758744 (OP)
This is fake, the training data already had 1.75 in it. Never believe anything AI salespeople tell you.
Anonymous No.16758788
>>16758781
what's 1.75l? Litres?
Anonymous No.16758797 >>16758994
>>>/g/106330393
original post from Bubeck and not some hypeslop eACK account
Anonymous No.16758950
>>16758744 (OP)
Yeah, but can it answer political questions in the way I want it to? No? Well, I'm afraid it's checkmate.
Anonymous No.16758974 >>16759073 >>16759193
>>16758744 (OP)
Apparently it's a bunch of horseshit tho
Anonymous No.16758994
>>16758797
>Bubeck and not some hypeslop eACK account
Is there a difference?
Anonymous No.16759073
Every problem was 'original research' the first time someone solved it and every problem has an army of midwits who couldn't solve it to save their lives. Tell me specifically who was trying and failing to figure out the simple looking (though I'm no expert) derivation in >>16758974 and what their CV looks like and I'll tell you whether I'm impressed or not.
Anonymous No.16759076
>>16758744 (OP)
lmao good thing this type of math has nothing to do with reality. ideally they all lose their jobs
Anonymous No.16759193
>>16758974
This is the kind of thing that the average Russian mathematician would simply state without details in his paper because the computation is "easy". There's nothing interesting about this proof, and it mostly shows that Bubeck would struggle in a first year grad class.