> But the AI companies didn't gatekeep knowledge. They released all their math results.
There are some important fields of math that were conspicuously missing. In particular, cryptography.
There are obviously good reasons for being more cautious when dealing with cryptography results in math, but I'm not going to believe they released everything.
> Unless you mean they're charging money for a product that contains knowledge.
They have internal models that the public cannot use (at least not yet).
There are some important fields of math that were conspicuously missing. In particular, cryptography.
There are obviously good reasons for being more cautious when dealing with cryptography results in math, but I'm not going to believe they released everything.
> Unless you mean they're charging money for a product that contains knowledge.
They have internal models that the public cannot use (at least not yet).