Defending AI math results: the answers weren't in any dictionary — human experts couldn't solve them either
aran_nayebi · x · 2026-10-07
Responding to the analogy that AI merely looks up answers, the author stresses that the solution was not in any dictionary and no human expert had the answers either, despite trying very hard — rebutting claims that the model's mathematical achievements are just retrieval from existing literature.
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