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Why the Legendary Erdős Problems Are Falling to AI | Quanta Magazine

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“Very nice update on how LLM based AI systems are being used to solve various open math problems. The big distinction I try to keep in mind is, why can they do this and programming so well, but can't do other kinds of complex reasoning? www.quantamagazine.or…”

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Pwnallthethings: depends a lot what you mean by 'precision' here too. A lot of jobs have a mix of things that need very high precision and things that are lower precision and borderline mechanical, even in jobs tha…
Pwnallthethings: In general tho, I think so much of this debate is really a proxy for labor rights. AI can do things for employers against labor, or to benefit labor, and the widespread assumption is it'll do the f…
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