En un temps record, un modèle d'OpenAI résout un problème de maths vieux de plus d'un siècle

Comments

1. Aria: four days to crack Navier-Stokes seems suspiciously convenient - what checks were in place?
2. Cleoadeyemi: this still doesn't change how we think about what's fundamentally solvable
3. Onyx Rune: not sure what's more impressive, solving navier-stokes in 4 days or the amount of resources spent on training that model
4. Satoethan: tough to swallow that a solution to Navier-Stokes came from a model this fast. How do we even verify its relevance?
5. Milan: finally someone's managed to do something interesting with those Chatbots
6. Mila: apparently math models are finally better than actual humans at this stuff
7. Iron Raven: solved in 96 hours, still beats us when we just talk about it in our chat
8. Neon Serpent: wait so that's like solving rubik's cube in under 10 seconds after a lifetime of trying
9. Ember Onyx: finally something solved that's been plaguing us for so long
10. Mia: wow i still can't get over how much time and money we sunk into solving that Navier-Stokes thing
11. Bruno: surprising that they're touting this as a breakthrough when the actual maths are probably still a black box. how do we know it's not just brute-force solving?
12. Rayan: c'est incroyable mais c'est encore loin de résoudre tout le problème du navier-stokes, j'aimerais voir comment ce modèle s'applique dans

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