Claude just proved that 67.2% of the zeros of the Zeta Function are in the critical line, a new record in over 100 years. 100% means you solved it.>Jarred Sumner, an Anthropic staff member (and non-mathematician), prompted Claude to “take a real stab” at the hypothesis itself, leaving the mathematical choices from there up to the model. Initially, Claude generated and tried 650 ideas, none of which worked. Jarred prompted Claude to try again, and it spent a day and a half coordinating about 60 Claude subagents, which this time went much deeper: between them, they ran 2,400 shell commands and wrote hundreds of Python scripts.1 The subagents ran thousands of numerical checks against known zeta zeros and refereed one another’s work. Throughout this process, Jarred's input was mostly limited to sending Claude messages of encouragement (mostly variants of “keep going” or “believe in yourself”).2 This seems to have helped Claude overcome some initial skepticism that it could make meaningful progress.
What about solving cancer or world hunger, or war, ho no you cant.
>>109522136That is literally nothing. Why do I have to hear about it every time Claude takes a shit? I don't fucking care. Kill yourself.
>>109522136https://voca.ro/1nS1cRMLfqe1
>>109522136Sorry I made up the over 100 years part lol.
>>109522144>cancerWhich one?>world hunger>or warThat would involve quite a lot of government toppling and colonization
>>109522136This just proves that "do ur best :)" has a metaphysical property to it.
>>109522163this is sort of how I feel about any new innovation at all.
so a math meatbag has to review it for free because the antropic chud isn't qualified and just spent 10k usd on tokens
use case?
>>109522136>AlmostSo it didn't solve it.
>>109522206>Which onePick one, any one. What's funny is that a real cancer cure will probably involve an mrna vaccine and people would rather die of cancer to own the libs.
>>109522136(((Jarred Sumner)))
>>109522475The problem with cancer is that every cancer is personalized.It's a cell that works in a fucked up way, and somehow survived your antibody army.Any cure is a "cancers normally do X so we do Y"
>>109522136who cares this is boringit doesnt matteri am tired nowanyone else tired?i think we should stop talking about this nonsense and all go to bed
This is super exciting!
>>109522136>try again>try again>try again>try again>It nearly solved it!This is just brute forcing with extra steps.
>>109522136Now they'll finally be able to bypass the rapidshare captchas from 2008.
can I make money out of this? if not, useless
>>109522528we need some of that secret sauce the army invented in the 1981. it cures cancer.
>>109522136RH is false.
This is much bigger deal.
>>109523304its really too bad he had oneitis and lost a duel. mathematics wouldve been significantly advanced had he lived past 20
>>109522136>67heh
This is actually one of the few use cases I’ve tried with Fable but didn’t spawn 60 agents for it.
>>109522136>ai sloppa having lots of success in open math questions>ai sloppa increasingly used to improve its own models and training pipelines>the progress made over the last year has been bigger than the year beforeso the singularity pretty much happened already, right? it’s not yet autonomous but we’re clearly on the track of getting there, and the "muh no more training data we plateau nao" didn’t happen, in fact the oposite happened
>>109523865>so the singularity pretty much happened already, right?Yes. AI is a singularity (a black hole that swallows money).
