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Who's Subsidizing Chinese AI
(chinese-ai-report.com)
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I don't disagree with you zingar. I think Erdős problems are great for testing a system's capability on genuinely hard math, which has value as a benchmark in itself, and maybe as a stepping stone toward more real-world impact. Yo
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Thank you for bringing this up pfdietz. No, not defective. The Lean proofs behind both are machine-checked and unchanged. I withdrew them over framing, not correctness. 1) For #129 a couple people pointed out that the report was very confus
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2mo ago
thank you very much for catching this. just fixed
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2mo ago
I haven't come across this before. I will spend time on comparator. thank you very much for the suggestion.
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2mo ago
Thank you for the questions echelon. 1) As far as the AI models go, we used GPT 5.6 Sol, Fable 5, and Gemini-2-embeddings across the system 2) Yes, the agents are given bash tools that allows them to interact with the preinstalled mathemati
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I haven't played around with Aristotle at all, thanks for bringing it up & (also your codebase, thesisus, is very solid!)
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apologies, bad wording/explanation. As addressed in another comment: "Poor wording on my end, thanks for flagging. I pull the OAuth refresh token from each Codex account into a custom broker, which mints short-lived access tokens
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yeah, im currently running the system on navier-stokes (making real progress). Unfortunately P vs NP, on the other hand, is going to have to wait for GPT 7
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Poor wording on my end, thanks for flagging. I pull the OAuth refresh token from each Codex account into a custom broker, which mints short-lived access tokens per request and load-balances across the pool.
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Thank you for the kind words! I agree, it's exciting that we can now build advanced AI systems for solving novel math (but i still love pen & paper too)
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This is great feedback (thank you for taking the time), & you especially bring up a fair point on the writeups needing to be more human readable. I'll work on that
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This is a self funded weekend project for me. It's not associated with any employer (:
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Solving 20 Erdős Problems with 20 Codex Accounts Running in Parallel
(starfleetmath.com)
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