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Multiple readings GitHub - openai/math Research & technical analysis · 3 attributable reactions
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OpenAI angers mathematicians again

GitHub - openai/math

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Mark Riedl Ted Underwood Kyle Cranmer Tim Kellogg Gilles Louppe Dashiell Alejandra Caraballo Samuel Vaiter +3
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“Link: github.com/openai/math P.S.1: This reminds me of the Chinese room argument, though only indirectly. P.S.2: I imagine a few people at OpenAI have looked at the results. Also maybe some other people have looked at some papers since ~1h ago. These are o(…”

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“OpenAI is working on at least 722 (so far) math manuscripts, all on GitHub in various stages of verificantion github.com/openai/math Why? I guess because they can?”

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“Oh my god, OpenAI just made the single largest advancement in mathematics and number theory in modern history. They released a quasi reimann hypothesis. This is just one of 722 proofs and advancements they released all at once. github.com/openai/math”

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Dashiell: I don't think there's a world where mathematicians aren't pissed about this. 1. Dumping everything is what the advisory group said 2. Just yesterday people were mad that Ant paid two experts to dig…
Naomi Saphra: I think (2) is actually good. It is weird, and makes mathematicians into some kind of benchmark evaluation annotator which they don’t like, but it’s just a hard time to be a mathematician. Destroyi…
Naomi Saphra: One big consequence here is you can’t use the duration of an open problem as a sign of difficulty/importance. But at least right now, there’s no way to develop interesting open problems through RLV…
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4 experts · 12 posts · 19d ago
Eugene Vinitsky angela zhou Eli Sennesh Amir-massoud Farahmand
Multiple readings Building & implementation · 2 Markets & investment · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1
Eugene Vinitsky: Academia undervalues applied work (it's not "clever"!) while many applied projects do not have an obvious commercial value proposition. Huge gap here where a lot of useful things live.
Eugene Vinitsky: I feel this very painfully because it is very common to hear "what is intellectually novel here" when I describe some parts of my work. And sometimes the answer is: nothing! But someone still has t…
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