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creata
1y ago
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But for it to be 100% trustworthy,
you'd
have to express correctness criteria for those simple tasks as formal statements.
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geysersam
1y ago
My intuition is that a regular LLM is
better
att coming up with a correct task description from a fuzzy description than it is at actually solving tasks.
humansareok1
1y ago
There's a lot of automated proof checkers out there. Presumably you would just run any solution from an AI through those.
lanstin
1y ago
And most applied maths doesn't seem to worry about proofs much. They have techniques that either work pretty well or blow up.
optimalsolver
1y ago
Bridge collapses are a form of proof validation.
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