Comment by jiggawatts
7 hours ago
> ... current evidence ...
Is a load bearing term! (pardon the pun).
AIs are now tackling Millennium Prize Problems, which our best and brightest have failed to solve, despite trying very hard for decades to claim the $1 million reward money, not to mention the fame!
You have no way to judge from the AIs of "today" what the AIs of... literally tomorrow (not even next year) will be able to do in terms of replacing humans.
The supposed solution to the Navier-Stokes problem was done with an unreleased OpenAI model that is already 2x as good at mathematics as GPT Astra, which was released mere days ago!
I'm already seeing comments by distraught mathematicians saying that they feel like they've made a mistake in their career choices.
Others are saying that their joy for their work has turned to ashes because "why bother" when an AI can do the same, but a thousand times faster!?
I’d suggest you update your prior’s as there’s misleading info in your post.
A frontier AI model would never give me a sentence this unintelligible.
This just supports the argument that AIs are ready to replace humans.
“ The supposed solution to the Navier-Stokes problem was done with an unreleased OpenAI model that is already 2x as good at mathematics as GPT Astra, which was released mere days ago!” Right.
Let’s ignore the controversy over how they got there - which wasn’t done independently but using inputs from people working on the problem themselves. Stupid cunt - go kill your self. Useless piece of meat.