Researcher: huge theorem verifying bug-free shows math literature is pristine training data
rbhar90 · x · 2026-10-28
Responding to praise that a notoriously enormous theorem apparently formal-verified as completely correct, researcher rbhar90 calls it testament to the extraordinary capacity of human mathematicians: the mathematical literature is like a pristine mountain spring of training data, while other scientific fields' literature is far messier — a thought-provoking contrast for AI-for-math and data-quality discussions.
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