I disagree. It’s vastly inefficient, but it is managing to actually solve these problems with a vast search space. If we extrapolate this approach into the futu

I disagree. It’s vastly inefficient, but it is managing to actually solve these problems with a vast search space. If we extrapolate this approach into the future and assume that the search becomes better as the underlying model improves, and assume that the architecture grows more efficient, and assume that the type of parallel computing used here grows cheaper, isn’t it possible that this is a lot more than brute-forcing in terms of what it will achieve? In other words, is it maybe just a really ugly way of doing something functionally equivalent to reasoning?