The problem is if a problem is formulated like this: "There are 7 pirates on a ship and 61 cannon balls, ..." (doesn't matter what the problem is: say the solut

The problem is if a problem is formulated like this: "There are 7 pirates on a ship and 61 cannon balls, ..." (doesn't matter what the problem is: say the solution involves some dynamic programming algorithm) and that the LLM then finds a problem starting with: "There are 7 cats in a playground and 61 plushies, ..." (insert basically the same problem, requiring the same solution) Well... Then the LLM shall be able to solve it. And many people will consider it's a novel problem and hence a resounding success. I mean: it is a success, but not anywhere near as impressive as most think.