Boring reasoning models plus big datasets crush hard math — no mythical AGI needed
dansitu · x · 2026-10-07
- The author argues that plain reasoning models combined with large datasets are surprisingly great at solving hard math problems.
- His point: you don't need a mythical "AGI" to do cool new things — just loop deep-learning inference with some shell scripts.
- He calls this approach "super democratic": power tools for the mind, accessible to anyone.
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