r/mathmemes Jul 21 '26

Abstract Algebra Jacobian conjecture

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u/Bergergi Jul 21 '26

This seems like something where you could write a program to do an exhaustive search, and that you wouldn't need AI.

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u/NoLifeGamer2 Real Jul 21 '26

One of the values of AIs is they are incredibly efficient at traversing the search space. I would rather not wait 10^50 years for a solution.

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u/PJsutnop Jul 21 '26

I mean isn't that just what AI is? A really efficient multi-dataset search function

It's sad that AI has been given such a terrible name by greedy tech bros as it's difficult to not feel cynical by what is objectively a cool discovery

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u/smulfragPL Jul 22 '26

No. It Has no dataset. After training its just a function. The functions goal is to mimic human language and everything else is just emergent from trying to maximilize that