This is /g/ right now.
>>109797688It'd be cool if it's solved, but as far as I understand the people that do understand it, it wouldn't change much.I guess it could prevent some catasthropic accidents?
>>109797688I look like this and I say this.
doesn't matter, i have 4-5 repos of math i don't understand the first thing about
>>109797688Me on the left.Personally I want P = NP, the reimann hypothesis, or the collatz conjecture to be solved, but those are probably a lot harder to solve.
>>109797968Natural disaster is part of natural selection. You’re inventing something satanic
>>109797968Proompter seems retarded.
This is OP right nau
I may have not heard of it before but i can certainly take a guess by reading picture gpt posted and find its use cases
>>109797688twitter screenshot threads should be a permaban.
>>109798016If you REALLY, unironically, think about it, then you'd realize that fighting natural selection is literally natural selection and that's the literal reason why evolution took place like that.That's the special part about evolution. Only god can judge if this is a good or bad direction. He will take adjustments if the direction was wrong
Improve travelling salesman by 10% or something and that's impressive.Pure math problems with no use case don't interest me.
>>109797968Here, ill translate that AI "safety" gibberish for you:> it's an equation to kill people better through more accurate munitions and drones.
>>109797968It's fucking nothing.
>>109797968What's funny is it's just cribbing pop sci and the introductions to papers to get motivations but those are all exaggerated by scientists.
>>109797968OpenAI's counter proof required the scale to be less than a single molecule, and they had an entire team of mathematicians working to coerce the AI into making a proof, which they were only able to do by plagiarizing the work of two other mathematicians who happened to use ChatGPT in their process.Of course, saying that ChatGPT HELPED a team of humans to make a purely theoretical counter example rather than claiming a shatbot did all the work in one prompt doesn't convince room temperature IQ individuals to buy stock at the eventual IPO.
>>109797968So, really not that useful.
>>109798562Having a proof for that would be a really big thing tho. Not for you personally, but for weather prediction and all that jazz
>>109797968Are LLMs just for people to retarded to read wikipedia? The lack of depth in these responses is incredible to me
>>109797688DRUK
>>109798749why would I care if it doesn't affect me personally then?
>>109797723Github repos? What are math repos?
>>109797968>I got a couple of sentences of very broad strokes of what it is>Thst means I know what I'm talking aboutaigger brains truly are inert
>>109798749How so? It's already being used. What are they gonna do, go>yup, continue using it
>>109798016True, if God didn't want all those people to die He wouldn't send earthquakes and typhoons
>>109800633github repos of clean formalized lean 4. i turn established theorems into translated compiling lean for ML and open source it. i also have 2 repos with research and discoveries, one or two being mathematically notable. look up palomar registry. you'll spot my upload spree in mid-late august.
>>109800416>reads wikipedialol
>>109798155Wrong
>>109800694Didn't even know it was a thing.
>>109797688Me on the left
>>109800416>the least obvious psued
>>109801099RIGHT 1
>>109798729>counter proofCounter example, they don't actually provide a proof
>>109797688>me on the left>i know what navier stokes is>math is death
The millenium problem is only interesting to incel mathematicians. Physicists don't care if it blows up, they already know that liquids consist of molecules so that the continuum model is unphysical.
>>109797688What happened to trust the experts? The experts said it's nonsense. Checkmate.
>>109797688agreed, nobody knows what the fuck is it or why they should care, but never the less they've picked a side and god damn they will stand by it
>>109797688OpenAI stole the answer from human researchers working on the problem and using ChatGPT to look up information about it.
it says that the model could go on forever with finite force. how?
>>109797968>It canYou can also suck my dick, doesn't mean it will happen.
>>109797688moreover the main question was, does the equation fails or not at scale smaller than plank length. and all the things stopped behaving like liquids at much larger sizesso its eggheads sci-peen competition over equation behavior at regime outside of physical reality that wont translate to any real world benefittypical theoretical mathematician shit.
Twitter won
>>109798016why did god make humans that make something satanic?
