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Comment Mathematician commentary included (Score 3, Informative) 2

Here is the paper. It has some really nice commentary from mathematicians at the bottom. I recommend reading (or at least skimming) it. It's not clear exactly what the AI did, since it was "human-digested, somewhat simplified, and somewhat generalized." This quote from Melanie Matchett Wood is clarifying:

"One other concern that directly arises in this development is that there is a history of closely related ideas in the literature,.. which are not appropriately referenced in Chat GPT’s paper. If a human came up with this argument and didn’t cite such previous work, we would assume that they were unfamiliar with the previous work and came up with the ideas independently, since our professional norms require us to cite previous work whose ideas influenced our work. On the other hand, Chat GPT is in some sense “familiar” with all the previous work."

Comment Re:Vizio's Arguments (Score 1) 56

Of course, other companies like Apple, Synology, etc., wrote their own SMB server implementation after ditching Samba. And other projects often have lists of features that have to be disabled to keep the license GPLv2.

I'm kind of OK with that. When corporations get too involved with Open Source projects, it tends to cause problems.

Comment Re:Especially right before a midterm election (Score 1) 53

What pisses me off is that if the press actually talked about the recession we are in, and it is a recession if you take out the ridiculous amounts of money spent on AI slop we are in a deep recession

What do you mean? You mean you don't believe Intuit's press release saying the layoffs are about AI? HR never lies, I don't want to hear anything different.

Comment Re:This is happening (Score 1) 44

That's too much. The management class doesn't really understand math, they don't understand statistics, they don't understand technology. They are just bullies hoping to make money somehow. They are like Trump, but not as mouthy.

The people actually building the AI are mostly just trying to build the best thing they can, or alternately, just do their job and get paid. There's no grand scheme, but if given the chance to make a billion dollars, a lot of them will take it, nevermind if it ruins the economy.

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