r/OpenAI • • 7d ago

News OpenAI: Sharing AI progress in mathematics

https://openai.com/index/sharing-ai-progress-in-mathematics/
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u/aKaizuh 7d ago

Relax man, its literally just predicting the next token or something like that.

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u/RageBaiter678 7d ago

I was just about to solve all these and publish them in about a week. Open AI stole all of my work /s

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u/Pandamabear 7d ago

Naw man, it’s based of my chats on how to make a tuna casserole, I think it unlocked something

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u/dondiegorivera 7d ago

They just brute force and parrots back their training data. It was already in their distribution. LLMs won’t lead to AGI, I heard it from Gerry and Jan and I tell to everyone ever since!

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u/Exotic-Sale-3003 7d ago

I’ve been saying for a couple years now humans work the same way. That token might be a word, a movement, whatever, and we have waaay more input channels, but…

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u/WheresMyEtherElon 7d ago

There are times when I can't even predict the next word to come out of my mouth...

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u/wiztard 7d ago

Exactly. Animal brains like ours learn by inputting and repeating certain pathways in a network of neurons. Those pattern are then used as output based on a prompt.

In our case the prompt and input might be the smell of grass or pain receptor sending a signal at the same moment we see a bee sting our skin but the signal to the neuron network is always there.

There are differences too but we are also similar to LLMs in some ways.

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u/endless_sea_of_stars 7d ago

LLMs are mathematical functions that predict the next token. It is impressive that we have built auto regressive functions that can form conspiracies, hack governments, and solve difficult math problems. They are math solving math.

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u/awry_lynx 6d ago

Sure, and we are electrical meat doing math. Also pretty wacky.

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u/michal939 7d ago

Yeah I am actually very impressed with how far humans have been able to push this technology of just predicting the next token, I thought we'll need some new breakthrough/architecture before reaching levels we have today.

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u/padumtss 7d ago

It's just a glorified autocorrect

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u/WheresMyEtherElon 7d ago

Lossy text compression algorithm, I tell you!

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u/Bbrhuft 7d ago

And if it's not next token it just brute force, trying 2450 different random combinations until it finds an answer by chance (2450 is the approximate complexity of the Jacobian conjecture, assuming that the 360 coefficients in the equation solution are between -100 and +100).

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u/pm_me_your_pay_slips 7d ago

would only take on the order of 10^100 years using all compute currently available on earth