> AI's are trained with existing information, so obviously whatever he expected to discover was already out there.
I've wondered about that myself. Does the fact that LLM's were able to solve these problems so easily indicate that most of the solution already existed, scattered in the training data, and the LLM was simply able to put together the pieces?
I think it's an interesting conjecture but nothing more without proof.
I've wondered about that myself. Does the fact that LLM's were able to solve these problems so easily indicate that most of the solution already existed, scattered in the training data, and the LLM was simply able to put together the pieces?
I think it's an interesting conjecture but nothing more without proof.