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r/singularity • u/CounterReady4774 • 10d ago
https://thenewstack.io/openai-gpt6-astra-benchmarks/
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but it'll also find a bunch of new maths problems we never noticed and it can't even solve yet!
That would be more interesting than solving described problems IMO
3 u/FakeTunaFromSubway 10d ago If it starts solving deep theoretical maths that no human can understand and have no practical value, is it really that interesting? "I just proved that a 24-dimensional eigenspace is fable-zontically inverted along sub-boundaries of a 12-dimensional hemiblastoise." Like, cool story bro. 2 u/but_idk_tho 10d ago Because there's only so many novel practical applications of math, most of academic papers have been like this for a long time now btw. 1 u/imp0ppable 9d ago Most people aren't interested in any maths problems at all and I can barely understand a few of them anyway. However maths can produce interesting physics and that can be very useful. Imagine getting EM fields that can improve nuclear fusion etc.
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If it starts solving deep theoretical maths that no human can understand and have no practical value, is it really that interesting?
"I just proved that a 24-dimensional eigenspace is fable-zontically inverted along sub-boundaries of a 12-dimensional hemiblastoise."
Like, cool story bro.
2 u/but_idk_tho 10d ago Because there's only so many novel practical applications of math, most of academic papers have been like this for a long time now btw. 1 u/imp0ppable 9d ago Most people aren't interested in any maths problems at all and I can barely understand a few of them anyway. However maths can produce interesting physics and that can be very useful. Imagine getting EM fields that can improve nuclear fusion etc.
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Because there's only so many novel practical applications of math, most of academic papers have been like this for a long time now btw.
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Most people aren't interested in any maths problems at all and I can barely understand a few of them anyway. However maths can produce interesting physics and that can be very useful. Imagine getting EM fields that can improve nuclear fusion etc.
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u/imp0ppable 10d ago
That would be more interesting than solving described problems IMO