alt Hacker NewsCan confirm, I had never heard of Navier-Stokes before this fiasco. And while I suspect OpenAI decided it was worth the risk for the public display of capability, this proves they are now directly competing against their own customers.
Can confirm, I had never heard of Navier-Stokes before this fiasco. And while I suspect OpenAI decided it was worth the risk for the public display of capability, this proves they are now directly competing against their own customers.
Right. And I bet this was to some degree accidental; that no one ever intended to absorb unpublished work into training data; it just happened. AI is still mediocre (often, bad and getting worse as novels benchmark) when it comes to novelty and creativity, but it can reason within what it has memorized quite well.
The part that makes them horrible that can’t be charged off as an accident is the insistence that an academic scrub someone off a math paper because he worked at Anthropic.