LINKS: Brendle and Hung's preprint https://t.co/jtzv9cewhR Refine Report (need to create an account to view) https://t.co/KLFXbkQDxP (we also used an internal unreleased model to do some additional stress-testing, where some of the comments come from)
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Ben Golub
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Researcher with public evidence across AI research, Compute & infrastructure.
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economics and computer science professor at Northwestern
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A metric on $S^2 \times S^2$ with positive sectional curvature arxiv.org
A Network Approach to Public Goods: A Short Summary arxiv.org
A Structured Benchmark for AI Paper Review refine.ink
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@lm_guirola @Jackbmeyer Funny you should say that 😁 (see also Bramoullé Kranton and d'Amours) https://t.co/7QpdOgeUO9
@AlexZevelev One difference from Fable 5 is that it catches a lot more errors See below https://t.co/ecKatcZ7C5
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The Erdős–Sós conjecture is a shockingly simple statement about graphs that we did not know was true: a (simple) graph with average degree > t−2 contains every tree on t vertices. A few days ago, OpenAI's Astra proved it as part of an Epoch AI project. Here's a simple exposition. 1/
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