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📍 Poster session @ Wed, Jul 8, 2026 • 5:00 PM – 6:45 PM, KST HALL A #902
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I completely fail to understand the motivation behind this... If it were possible to track LLM cheating and hallucinations within the cache, that would indeed be cool...
For recent news about OpenAI and NS-equation,
1. estimated cost ranges from $10 million to $15 million.
2. still a long road ahead between making a claim.
We may have obtained the correct answer, yet lost the process of understanding it.
@sirbayes Really nice. Could this be used for discovering some laws in science? I think the law in science must be explicit and, specifically well-validated... Thanks!
@YiMaTweets Agree. The process of people creating knowledge is also based on external feedback. The so-called end-to-end approach simply closes off knowledge at the beginning – which is obviously a limitation.
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People often place excessively high expectations on new technologies. For example, some say that an LLM is about studying physics, but those who say this don't even understand what physics is. Mere similarity is meaningless.
Scientific discovery is like finding a pathway towards the other side of a forest. One should hypothesize the underlying “map” of science — how does it work internally. Verify it, then use it.