I find it funny how years ago back in 2018 mathematicians and physicists kept calling computer science brainlets.Every time you posted about studying computer science someone would say >not a science leave this boardand now computer science came along and is improving day by day and is destorying the important problems in both fields such as Navier Stokes and S^6Now it is scary I wonder what will be the limit and what is next for the average scientist
Except it stole the solution from a physicist
>>17049592Oh cool. Can we see it?
>>17049592What a shame that the physicist was just about to hit the submit button but it got stolen from his hard drive just like that. Should’ve had backups because now there’s no proof he contributed anything useful
>>17049594nta but are you retarded?
>>17049580>computer science came along and is improving day by day and is destorying the important problems in both fieldsit's also (being blamed for) destroying jobs, including those of CS students and graduatesyet LLMs are fucking blackboxes. AFAIK, no one really understands why they work.
>>17049580it was always migger projection
>>17049642>yet LLMs are fucking blackboxes. AFAIK, no one really understands why they work.It's the same reason no one understands why brains work. It's not a procedural algorithm but a mesh of interconnected adjustable weights that react to stimuli. Not saying they're like human brains but they're black boxes in the same sense.
>>17049716That's not how the brain works.
>>17049580>I find it funny how years ago back in 2018 mathematicians and physicists kept calling computer science brainlets.you realize the lead developer at openai was a mathematician, right? and that mathematicians were involved in solving the problem you mentioned?
>>17049592This