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@marcusgnt Agreed. I’m not sure there’s much space between “the convex hull” and “all possible formalizable statements”. As a physicist though there are plenty of things like this (eg, anything requiring experimental input…)
Here's a sharper version. Genuine question. Are any of these new OAI results not obviously in the "convex hull" of what we already knew?
I updated myself six months ago that these things will solve all such problems. If there's anything surprising in here, please tell me...
Have I entered my AI luddite era? I'm totally unimpressed by this list. So a tool previously used to solve a bunch of math problems solved a bunch more math problems. What bayesian update am I supposed to do with this exactly?
Have I entered my AI luddite era? I'm totally unimpressed by this list. So a tool previously used to solve a bunch of math problems solved a bunch more math problems. What bayesian update am I supposed to do with this exactly?
@schulzb589@AdrianTMiranda Ok good, like I said I’m genuinely trying to process all of this. I’ll read the acer posts on this. That said do you think this was “in the hull”?
@AdrianTMiranda Yeah, my understanding is that the riemann one is like this: very surprisingly solvable by somewhat brute force methods (to vastly oversimplify it). So definitely an interesting piece of information to now have
@gavinrbrown1@thebasepoint Find a divergence in N=8 supergravity is probably in the hull. Define Yang-Mills theory and prove it has a mass gap is probably not
@gavinrbrown1 Similar to @thebasepoint's take, I think a reasonable view here is that this updates what I/we think lives in the convex hull or not. I'm far from expert on almost any of the material in this list, but the physics-flavored problems, while impressive, don't surprise me