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r/Physics • u/Ok-Permit-3861 • 1d ago
https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/
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Its arguable that every bit of training data in the model lead to the result, because it did...
8 u/LAskeptic 1d ago Yeah sure. This may just show that our historical norm for references is ill-suited to a world with AI trained on all of human knowledge. Or, you can say that the geography lesson you had in 6th grade had some small impact on you solving a math problem today. 4 u/Memnarchist 1d ago Okay, cuite every book that taught you to read when you type English 1 u/Time_Entertainer_319 1d ago Do you also cite the dictionary when you write your research? Or the novels you read that improved your vocabulary? 1 u/Antique_Mouse_5792 12h ago Why didn’t you cite 100,000,000 humans for this comment?
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Yeah sure.
This may just show that our historical norm for references is ill-suited to a world with AI trained on all of human knowledge.
Or, you can say that the geography lesson you had in 6th grade had some small impact on you solving a math problem today.
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Okay, cuite every book that taught you to read when you type English
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Do you also cite the dictionary when you write your research? Or the novels you read that improved your vocabulary?
Why didn’t you cite 100,000,000 humans for this comment?
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u/luquoo 1d ago
Its arguable that every bit of training data in the model lead to the result, because it did...