[wakawaka28]

Try that with `g(x, i) = sin(ix) / i`. I think that is one that ChatGPT said wouldn't work, as in you can't get the derivative of `f(x)` term-by-term. I guess another issue that could happen is that the original sequence converges, and the derivative sequence converges, but they converge at different rates. So code that calculates the function to sufficient precision would not automatically get the derivative to any particular error threshold.

[adgjlsfhk1]

> g(x, i) = sin(ix) / i

That's an example where the derivative does not exist.

> I guess another issue that could happen is that the original sequence converges, and the derivative sequence converges, but they converge at different rates.

This is a lot closer to what's happening in the video. For a potentially simpler example than an ODE solver, if you had a series evaluator that given a series evaluated it at a point, AD would need a similar fix to make sure the convergence test is including the convergence of the derivative.