Mike Knoop: intelligence needed to solve Navier-Stokes is roughly what beats easy ARC v3 games
inductionheads · x · 2026-09-09
Mike Knoop, ARC Prize co-founder, finds it fascinating that the level of intelligence needed to solve Navier-Stokes is roughly the same as what's needed to beat (very easy!) ARC v3 games — highlighting the gap between frontier models' math prowess and their abstract-reasoning limits.
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