Shouldn't people be f-great by now, as OpenAI solved 100 long-standing math problems in just a month? Does this mean AGI is coming sooner than we thought?
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An article discussing OpenAI's claim of solving 100 long-standing math problems within a month and its implications for the accelerated timeline of artificial general intelligence (AGI).
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@FinanceYF5: 3/ Over the past seven months, models have been solving open Erdős problems that mathematicians had previously failed to crack. In San Francisco, even a "long timeline" now just means believing AGI is still 10 years away. The industry's expectations for the pace of change have far exceeded what most people imagine.
Over the past seven months, AI models have consistently been solving open Erdős problems that mathematicians had failed to crack. In San Francisco, the industry's expected timeline for AGI has shrunk to 10 years, and the overall pace of change far exceeds what most people imagine.