@tdietterich I don't have a great solution, but all of these feel like they are on the wrong track, which imo complicates life for anyone wishing to do genuine science.
aiXiv seems least problematic, but I don't sure I follow why no human author?
@sriramk I would say that prize problems are not analogous to creating a cancer cure, but a somewhat useless yet very specific chemical, such that having a deep understanding of the process of its discovery gives us tools to build cancer cures in future.
@sytelus > They took it with grace, excitement and without whining about why their role is still important.
Have we been on the same https://t.co/mJ01Zq5a9l?
@ChrisGPT There is something off, or maybe a specific use case? I have been running 2 to 3 threads, one often on ultra and I rarely see below 30% left. They usually do not run through the night though, so if it's 2-3 days of 24h, that might explain it.
@sama One thing I do not get: How and why would you consider it appropriate for Tristan to be the lead author on something he did not actually do? The work concurrent and independent as I understand it.
Clarifying that up would be a huge step to clearing up this mess.
@RhysSullivan I actually like this, Sol just went ahead and did stuff way more often than I wanted it to, so I had to keep explicitly telling it to just respond.
@dggoldst Nah, things will settle on author is responsible, does not matter how it was written.
It will take a generation of AI much less likely to produce gibberish, and a handful of seminal papers co-authored with AI.
The whole debate will feel silly overblown (which it isn't atm)
@sayan_lakhoua@Apple Up until you need to plug it into a crudely manufactured/high pin tension outlet somewhere. I have bent the pins on the classic one doing that.
How long will this mechanism last?
@curiouswavefn Is the problem that you are not fully "equipped" to understand it (i.e. someone stronger in maths should be able to follow), or is the proof highly convoluted and cryptic, even for a maths person.
If former, please find a coauthor.
@Andrew_Akbashev I do not see this as sign of people outsourcing their thinking. It's worse: very little think left once it's writing time (or, at least that being the major perception).