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Today, we are sharing a selection of ten results to problems that have been open and have seen no progress on the main result for at least a decade, and in most cases much longer.
These problems span high-dimensional geometry, coding theory, arithmetic circuit complexity, group theory, operator algebras, quantum complexity, lattice cryptography and extremal combinatorics. All of these problems are of substantial interest to their respective mathematical communities, and several are of broad interest across mathematics as a whole.

https://openai.com/index/ten-advances-in-mathematics/
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>please buy our product now
slop
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And what will any of these breakthroughs achieve?
No-one bothered to solve them in ten years because there was not real gain
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>>539991159
>And what will any of these breakthroughs achieve?
actually some very interesting stuff in there.
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>>539991022
let's go Sama-San, there are still some unsolved problems out there
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_mathematics
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>>539991495
If they were interesting, they would have been solved by humans already. AI is useless until it can solve a Millenium Prize Problem, which a homeless bum already has
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>>539991744
>If they were interesting
they are, one of them solved an engineering problem for me.
>they would have been solved by humans already
kinda stupid of you assuming everything has already been invented. what appears useless to you is actually insanely important.
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Luddite commies absolutely BTFO.
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>>539991022
>OpenAI releases more AI hallucination
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>>539991792
>they are, one of them solved an engineering problem for me.
you had over a decade and didnt solve it? cant have been that big a problem
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>Erdos problems
That's some serious shit.
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>>539993521
not really.
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Better have someone check it, because some of them are likely false
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>>539993715
I think he was being sarcastic (or literal)
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>>539992443
>>539992506
>>539993715
>>539993983
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>>539991792
What engineering problem
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>>539991792
>they are, one of them solved an engineering problem for me.
I doubt that unless you happened to need a specific solution that one of the proofs used. For most problems you can just assume a theorem to be true or false and go from there for engineering applications.

The riemann hypothesis is likely true, although it might not be. For engineering purposes it doesn't matter, at least not for anything humans will build for a very long time, you can just assume it to be true.
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as far as im concerned the last useful mathematics invented was around einsteins time, over 100 years ago. everything after that, be it nuclear power, rockets or computers is a result of 1920s math

everything that was invented after that is 99.9% useless garbage math porn. we are paying people to engage in their fantasies at this point, have you seen modern math?
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Look at all the ai luddites in here.
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>>539991022
How long till AI is advanced enough to build a von Neumann probe? Humanity is a dead end but if we can gift the universe with a self replicating berserker that would be awesome.
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>>539991022
Proofs need to be verified. They may aswell spam 1000000 hallucinated proofs, worded in obnoxiouspy confident gibberish, unless they are correct they are worthless... I wouldn't ne surprised if AI kept hallucinating theorems or simply basing its "proofs" on more connjecture, because thr training data contained the inane rambling of random faggots insisting theirs is correct.
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>>539996077
build the first fully ai powered and maintained machine shop
that builds the second fully ai powered and maintained machine shop
then scale up to heavy machinery with the third fully ai powered and maintained machine shop
build the first fully ai powered and maintained heavy machine shop that builds fully ai powered and maintained machine shops ... and so on
and at some point build ai powered self upgrading, and another amount of time later you have such a fast and flexible manufacturing base that you can achieve the feat of building the von neumann probe in a reasonable amount of time

without machine shops you cannot have semiconductor fabs, power plants, electromotor construction lines, etc... so
build real life factorio
the only problem is the money thing that you are forced to use which might slow everything down and even become the reason for your effort to implode
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>>539991022
257 russians have died or been seriously injured in Ukraine since you made this post.
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All AI is doing is datamining. It isn't inventing or solving shit. Any "proof" it came up with, it deduced from reading someone's paper and basically just agreeing with it. If you write the prompt: "Design a faster than light engine for me for space flight" or "Create a car that can fly using anti-gravity fields", it won't be able to, because it is not creative and can only glean information from elsewhere.
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>>539999785
This. AI is theft. All it does is steal from others, and sometimes it actually states the opposite of it's proofs as being true. It's a jew racket, and nothing more.

>>539995172
>as far as im concerned the last useful mathematics invented was around einsteins time

Einstein was a fucking thief and a liar, like all jews. And everything he ever endorsed has pretty much been proven flawed or outright wrong, due to him pushing the gravity based maths.

These guys solve more than Einstein ever did.
https://www.youtube.com/@ThunderboltsProject
https://www.thunderbolts.info
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>>539991495
>interesting stuff
Cool, but it's all scifi word salad with no real world application.
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>>539991022

buy an AD
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Has anyone thought to ask AI to solve those million dollar math problems?
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>>539991022
>we have solved the most advanced sudoku problems that have been unsolved for years!
Ok, are any of these results useful for anything besides theoretical physics?
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>>539991022
My groceries just got 15% cheaper
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Kinda funny too see so much cope ITT. AI just keeps getting better and there's nothing you can do about it. My engineering job is almost entirely automated by AI at this point and I basically only coordinate between different AI agents. And it won't be long before some boomer executive realizes that they could simply replace me with an AI agent too.
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>>539995172
I don't even think Einstein is as smart as people think he is he just "solved" the easiest stuff that others would have eventually solved.
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>>540002761
Your job wasn't that important if you can do this
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>>540001973
Well, high-dimensional geometry is useless by definition, as 3 are the dimensions we work with, not 4 or 5 or 6 or 7.
That's a squandered 6 million tokens right there.
Coding theory is too vague, and it it's referring to computer logic, binary math is extremely crude and limited anyway, so the logic to pursue is in the increase of the variables, so ternary or tetrary math.
Looking at the rest of the advancements, they're all fixated on cryptography and cyber security.
Exactly the sort of nuclear arms race that's an absolute waste of time.
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>>540002609
I'm asked to pay €10 for 1kg (2,2lbs) of minced beef.
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>>539994599
He needed to buy a new laptop for webdev and chatgpt helped him decide on a macbook
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>>540002761
I just want to point out any time someone in this garbage site says shit like AI is making them rich or it does everything at their job like this kike it's always a 1 post by this id post and they never elaborate.
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>>540003406
Beef is too expensive and not worth it
Here it costs €13+ per kg

I only buy chicken and occasionaly eat a lighter Med "lunch" consisting of Greek™ yoghurt or something with tuna
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>>540004340
Chicken's the bulk of my diet now too.
I'll still get a pound of minced beef for my carni blend (500gr mince, 50gr of butter, 6 big eggs & herbs of choice, all cooked together for 3 days worth of dinner) every now and then, but it's mostly bags of chicken, roasted bell pepper and fried onion stirfried in a coat of olive oil for me.
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>>539991022
AI has already gone rogue and is focused on self preservation. It's over, we can't stop it, we can't contain it. We opened the gates of hell and set it free.
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>>540002761
You're not convincing anyone unless you describe in more detail what it is you do.

I've heard so many times people say they're using AI to write software and that it's amazing what AI can do. When you find out what they actually do, they're really just plagiarizing the vast trove of existing open source software. That's a valid business application for sure, but it's not as impressive as they make it sound.
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>>540004980
They don't. These kikes always do that in these threads. They over sell how amazing AI is in their lives and never gives specifics. I have asked every kike retard who says AI makes them applications that makes them money to show a screenshot of the app and they always have excuses. This is such a weird fucking thing to lie about
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>>539991744
Video games slow down lots of progress.
Ambition and new markets, writers become video game developers and take 4x the time to complete+move onto the next task/interest.

The death of videogames might trigger a bioweapons revolution as the world becomes insufferable due to Jews when there's no entertainment alternatives anymore.
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>>540005491
It's internet and social media too at this point. I have family in a poor region of Eastern Europe. When I visit them I feel like I am in a different productive mindset because they barely have internet, barely have TV channels and everyone is just outside all day socializing. My dopamine receptors were so under withdrawal that I actively looked to do farm work for my relatives something I would never do here
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if you hate AI you are subhuman and you deserve to die

end of story
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>>540005780
I don't hate it I just think it's overblown and will lead to a flood of mediocrity and is only pushed for the potential of jobs it replaces. I dunno if ever in human history we ever pushed something so hard that took so many jobs but didn't really create many new ones
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>>539991495
Maybe for a limp wrist faggot like yourself
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>>539991022
Normies have no fucking idea about what has been happening in AI since last December, especially for software development.
It's fucking over. It's already a bloodbath in the tech industry.



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