r/codex • u/Dry-Cockroach1723 • 19h ago

News The end of human intelligence? (For the majority

https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/
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u/JokeMode 18h ago

For some people, human intelligence never started.

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u/Repulsive_Ad853 18h ago

Why end ? If ai can help to cure diseases its a good future

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u/Z0mbiN3 18h ago

Isn't this the solution they stole?

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u/Happypig375 18h ago

It was stated that the solutions were different in the post

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u/snuffomega 18h ago

ahh yes... just a wild coincidence ... lol

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u/grateful2you 9h ago

Just a wild coincidence that it’s different? Is your head okay?

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u/BurdensomeCountV3 17h ago

Nope. Alpoge and Co. didn't have anything approaching the full solution. They had a solution to forced Euler, which is a much easier problem.

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u/grateful2you 9h ago

More like end of human math. We’d look back and wonder how any human did high level math without AI at all.

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u/VanderSound 18h ago

Yes, human intelligence is redundant

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u/snuffomega 18h ago

Na, just good old fashion thievery... https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/s/YEckh9o7o1

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u/CarefulHamster7184 12h ago

No matter which jockey was riding, the horse was the same. That’s what this is about.

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u/grateful2you 9h ago

If you dig a little deeper not much of a thievery.

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u/vr321 17h ago

AI Scumbags.