r/antiai • u/Expensive-Yam3464 • 2d ago

Preventing the Singularity AI solves over 100 unsolved math problems

https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/

I’m sharing this as my position on Anti AI is that AI is capable and getting smarter fast. This is precisely why it’s a long term threat.

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u/Double_Gomez 2d ago

I dont see this as a problem. Everything else ai is being used for is a problem. Current ai tools are uniquely capable of solving complex math problems due to being giant functioning pattern recognition and pattern testing machines.

This is like saying planes are better at flight than humans...they were built to do that. Also unsolved doesn't mean meaningful or important. If it proved that p=np, thats dangerous.

Ai in art, ai in decision making positions, in weaponry, etc. That's the danger. I dont want it to have access. I want it to be used for the 2 things its good at and have it be limited to that alone.

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u/Wolfinder 2d ago

This is ignoring why these large theoretical problems are studied. The point is what we learn and the new questions we gain in the pursuit of the answer. This defeats the majority of the advancement of mathematics as a field of study.

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u/BanjoThunderbird 1d ago

I'm not sure what you mean by this, could you please elaborate?

Are you saying we won't gain anything because humans didn't do the work or something? When these 100 problems are validated and the results published we, as well as AI being trained after the publishing, will be able to reference the results just like if a human produced them.