Comment by rvz
19 hours ago
> Once AI math goes so far beyond human abilities, any human involvement is like an ant trying to understand quantum physics
This makes no sense whatsoever.
We need more, because there will always be far more difficult problems yet to be discovered and solved, and that means, we certainly need expert humans to define and verify them.
If you cannot even explain the problem you are facing, not only you don't understand it, but you certainly would not be able to know if the AI solved your problem correctly.
>and that means we need expert humans to define and verify them.
And this will be true for how long? 3-4 months?
Do you seriously think that in four months’ time all of mathematics will have been ‘completed’ by AI?
We were told in 2023 that there’d be no more jobs within months and the singularity was here. At some point you have to realise it’s not happening.
Let me know when the other (much harder) millennium problems get resolved, let alone explained in a satisfactory way.
>We were told in 2023 that there’d be no more jobs within months and the singularity was here.
I never recall hearing that other than from people strawmanning what the labs were saying.
It's the same as conservatives who tirelessly repeat "In 1995 they told us the world would be underwater by 2015, those climate scientists are full of shit" - no, no one ever said that, you just listen to grifters who only can strawman.
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As long as there are problems to discover and solve, which is forever.
The risk of liability is a social problem that is far more difficult to be solved with technical solutions even with AI.