The Question AI Still Doesn’t Know How to Ask #Shorts
Watch on YouTube What if the biggest flaw in a mathematical AI wasn’t getting something wrong, but asking the wrong question?
What if the biggest flaw in a mathematical AI wasn’t getting something wrong, but asking the wrong question?
Solving a problem isn’t the same as advancing mathematics. When the prompt, tools, and type of answer are already defined, a model can combine techniques and explore countless possibilities at tremendous speed.
But open-ended research starts earlier: you have to decide whether the question is worth pursuing, or even invent a new vocabulary to formulate it. Sometimes progress doesn’t mean calculating the area of a figure more accurately, but describing that figure in a different way.
Current models are good at following a mathematical conversation that has already begun. They’re less reliable when they need to suspect that the entire framework is poorly conceived. That’s why creativity isn’t just about producing something new: it’s about recognizing which novelty opens a real door.
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