GPT-5.6 Pro used to generalize a math construction
burny_tech · x · 2026-07-20
The author says they had fun using GPT-5.6 Pro to generalize a mathematical construction and organize it into families, and links to a fuller write-up.
The attached image shows a dense theorem page from the write-up, suggesting the work is about a specific mathematical construction rather than a general AI demo. The post is essentially a model-behavior note: GPT-5.6 Pro was useful in extending and structuring the result.
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