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No he isn't. Most AI "utilization" is from idiots asking stupid stuff and doing stupid projects. They have all the resources they need for serious stuff. Fuck them.

"A Course in Modern Mathematical Physics: Groups, Hilbert Space and Differential Geometry" by Peter Szekeres has several chapters on linear algebra early on, starting with sets and groups and including tensors (which you absolutely need for QM).

I loved it.

I wish I could upvote this more than once.

As much as I hate all the moronic garbage people do with A.I., it can be used for good like every piece of technology. In any case though, it can't be "banned" or stopped, only regulated. So we just have to deal with it.

Do they? Genuine question, because I don't see how.

The strenghts and weaknesses of LLMs are changing, so starting a long-term project like a PL with them in mind sounds like a good way to end up with something obsolete before it is even usable.

How and why do they get nerfed? To save money?

I guess I feel better about the carbon footprint of me saying "thank you" to GPT now.

I woke up miserably at 6:00 before work and read this as I was drinking coffee. It very literally made my whole day!

Meanwhile I am just impressed that we have models that write better than most native speakers, at least English and Greek... OTOH I like to write my code and my text myself, so I have no reason to get pissed when LLMs fuck up.

If you do not even read code (the fact that you don't write any is clear), then what do you do?