Gary Marcus: AI Math System Failed to Solve Some Solvable Problems
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-08-02
Gary Marcus further critiques the recently hyped AI mathematical reasoning systems. He points out that it turns out the system actually failed to solve at least some of the problems it was confronted with, and some of those may indeed be solvable. This suggests that the current capabilities of models in complex reasoning tasks are still being overestimated.
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