Capital de TokensHundreds of proofs: who reviews them? #Shorts
Watch on YouTube What happens when an AI publishes hundreds of results and someone has to review them all? Futurism reports that OpenAI released more than seven hundred mathematical manuscripts, grouped into 372 families of problems. The outlet says the solutions seemed technically correct, but their proofs were almost incomprehensible
What happens when an AI publishes hundreds of results and someone has to review them all? Futurism reports that OpenAI released more than seven hundred mathematical manuscripts, grouped into 372 families of problems. The outlet says the solutions seemed technically correct, but their proofs were almost incomprehensible. So the challenge does not end with getting an answer: other mathematicians must decipher it, check its steps, and decide whether they can use it. Researchers criticized the fact that this review burden fell on the community while the company received recognition. A huge number is impressive; how much does a proof that no one can follow contribute?
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