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by matteoraso
6 days ago
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>Have LLMs produced something novel like Cantor's diagonalization procedure once was? A year ago, the goal post was that LLMs wouldn't prove anything of worth. The year before that, it was that LLMs wouldn't be able to do math as well as a undergraduate student. Year before that, it was that LLMs wouldn't be able to do math at all. The growth of LLMs has been insane, and it doesn't look like it's going to plateau any time soon. |
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