Comment by yewenjie
16 hours ago
I'm sorry to make this comment, but the copium in this thread is unbearable.
The only question that you have to ask yourself is:
Is coming up with more efficient AI architecture really much more difficult than solving millennium prize problems?
Before you jump to type out that one has verifiable rewards, is more structured and the other requires real creative thinking, just remember that the same argument has been said about the millennium problems, and about every other goalpost.
Is math theory really that hard, or is there just not enough incentive to solve these problems via bruteforcing for peanuts in research grants?
Yes, it's very hard. Ask every mathematician and research group that tried and failed to solve any of those 300+ problems over decades.
>Is coming up with more efficient AI architecture really much more difficult than solving millennium prize problems?
Who knows!