Terrence Tao claims [0] contributions by the public are counter-productive since the energy required to check a contribution outweighs its benefit:

> (for) most research projects, it would not help to have input from the general public. In fact, it would just be time-consuming, because error checking

Since frontier LLMs make clumsy mistakes, they may fall into this category of 'error-prone' mathematician whose net contributions are actually negative, despite being impressive some of the time.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUkBz-cdB-k&t=2h59m33s

> It also returned 8 "sources"

well, there's your problem. it behaves like a search summary tool and not like a problem solver if you enable google search

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Why is this sad. You should bw rooting for these LLMs to be as bad as possible..