陶哲轩在 Caltech 的 Science x AI Summit 主题演讲中表示，AI 虽在接连解决重大猜想，但并未真正创造价值，其成果远弱于以从容、有原则的方式推进所能达到的水平。他认为 Navier-Stokes 等问题并不需要下周就解决，并非世界危机级紧迫，我们完全可以放慢速度，当前状态并不正确。
And this was from Terence Tao a few weeks back.😃
"We can afford to be slower than this. And seriously, where we are now is not right.
Okay, fine, they’re (AI) solving major conjectures and so forth left and right, but they’re not actually creating any value.
Or whatever they have is much, much worse, much weaker than what it could have been if it was done in a leisurely, principled manner.
And, you know, these problems, "Navier stroke" we don’t urgently need them next week. This is not something that we need to cram on. This is not a major world-crisis-type situation. We can afford to be slower than this.
And seriously, where we are now is not right.”
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(Terence Tao's keynote at the Science x AI Summit at Caltech, from "SAIR" YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)
Mathematicians are coping so hard. Suddenly they can not stand AI. 😀 the guild is so badly protecting its turf. The Association for Human Mathematics (AHM), criticised OpenAI's yesterday's release of 722 math manuscripts and urged mathematicians "to discontinue their work with OpenAI". And then Terence Tao's reposted AHM's statement on his blog. Walking away is not a scientific position.在 X 查看被引用的帖子
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