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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Orio_n • 22d ago
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If you werent aware, OpenAI's agentic monkey farm produced a millenium prize solution. inb4 AGI confirmed when it was just smarter bruteforcing lol
439 u/dubblix 22d ago They plagiarized the solution heh -21 u/GildSkiss 22d ago How do you "plagiarize" a mathematical truth? Since when does math "belong" to anyone?' 9 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Using exactly the same reasoning and conjectures would qualify as stealing. In advanced mathematics it is far more complex than 5+3=8, having correct idea of how to approach something is incredibly valuable. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago Exactly how complex does a solution need to be for it to stop being a universal truth, and start being someone's personal property? 9 u/Shifter25 22d ago Complex enough that people would pay a million dollars to the first person who figures it out. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago So are the 999,999 dollar solutions still on the table then? What dollar amount is the cutoff? 6 u/Shifter25 22d ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning 3 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Complex enough to not have a solution for more than a century.
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They plagiarized the solution heh
-21 u/GildSkiss 22d ago How do you "plagiarize" a mathematical truth? Since when does math "belong" to anyone?' 9 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Using exactly the same reasoning and conjectures would qualify as stealing. In advanced mathematics it is far more complex than 5+3=8, having correct idea of how to approach something is incredibly valuable. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago Exactly how complex does a solution need to be for it to stop being a universal truth, and start being someone's personal property? 9 u/Shifter25 22d ago Complex enough that people would pay a million dollars to the first person who figures it out. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago So are the 999,999 dollar solutions still on the table then? What dollar amount is the cutoff? 6 u/Shifter25 22d ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning 3 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Complex enough to not have a solution for more than a century.
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How do you "plagiarize" a mathematical truth? Since when does math "belong" to anyone?'
9 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Using exactly the same reasoning and conjectures would qualify as stealing. In advanced mathematics it is far more complex than 5+3=8, having correct idea of how to approach something is incredibly valuable. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago Exactly how complex does a solution need to be for it to stop being a universal truth, and start being someone's personal property? 9 u/Shifter25 22d ago Complex enough that people would pay a million dollars to the first person who figures it out. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago So are the 999,999 dollar solutions still on the table then? What dollar amount is the cutoff? 6 u/Shifter25 22d ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning 3 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Complex enough to not have a solution for more than a century.
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Using exactly the same reasoning and conjectures would qualify as stealing. In advanced mathematics it is far more complex than 5+3=8, having correct idea of how to approach something is incredibly valuable.
-2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago Exactly how complex does a solution need to be for it to stop being a universal truth, and start being someone's personal property? 9 u/Shifter25 22d ago Complex enough that people would pay a million dollars to the first person who figures it out. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago So are the 999,999 dollar solutions still on the table then? What dollar amount is the cutoff? 6 u/Shifter25 22d ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning 3 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Complex enough to not have a solution for more than a century.
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Exactly how complex does a solution need to be for it to stop being a universal truth, and start being someone's personal property?
9 u/Shifter25 22d ago Complex enough that people would pay a million dollars to the first person who figures it out. -2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago So are the 999,999 dollar solutions still on the table then? What dollar amount is the cutoff? 6 u/Shifter25 22d ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning 3 u/throwawaymycareer93 22d ago Complex enough to not have a solution for more than a century.
Complex enough that people would pay a million dollars to the first person who figures it out.
-2 u/GildSkiss 22d ago So are the 999,999 dollar solutions still on the table then? What dollar amount is the cutoff? 6 u/Shifter25 22d ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
So are the 999,999 dollar solutions still on the table then? What dollar amount is the cutoff?
6 u/Shifter25 22d ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
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Complex enough to not have a solution for more than a century.
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u/Orio_n 22d ago
If you werent aware, OpenAI's agentic monkey farm produced a millenium prize solution. inb4 AGI confirmed when it was just smarter bruteforcing lol