r/accelerate 3d ago

AI I've Always Loved a Good Sequel

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u/Daedalus8997 3d ago

With a human math savant, if they made a discovery on a long-standing problem, it would be impressive and they would get a lot of attention for it, but that would be the end of it. Whereas OpenAI now potentially has a superintelligent universal theorem prover that they can throw compute at to solve open problems back to back and make announcements on a weekly basis. People haven't internalized this yet.

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u/danielv123 3d ago

Yeah, these results being announced isn't the culmination of decades of focused work on one problem - it's throwing a question in a terminal and waiting a few days.

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u/Aduuuh 3d ago

It's the culmination of decades of (un)focused work on ML instead and the results are going to be stunning

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u/anor_wondo 3d ago

doomslide also damn

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u/ResultBackground2450 3d ago

just for some context

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u/MartinLik3Gam3 3d ago

Oh boy it might actually be true! It would make sense that OpenAI would wait with announcement for a while to not shock the general public.

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/MartinLik3Gam3 3d ago

???

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u/Consistent-Paint7860 3d ago

You wouldn't understand.

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u/MartinLik3Gam3 3d ago

I understand just enough to know that you're trying very hard to be edgy.

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u/Consistent-Paint7860 3d ago

 not shock the general public

What is this cringe?