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Isn't it immediately obvious that solving something that humans have been unable to do for decades or more is the most tangible proof of ASI, or at the very lea
by jojva 3mo ago
Isn't it immediately obvious that solving something that humans have been unable to do for decades or more is the most tangible proof of ASI, or at the very least pretty good AGI?
- drdexebtjl 3mo agoIs this something humans have been unable to do? There’s only so many people with the necessary skills to solve this. And you need these humans to choose to spend their time solving this, and not something else.
- famouswaffles 3mo ago>Is this something humans have been unable to do? It's a famous open problem so yeah >There’s only so many people with the necessary skills to solve this. And you need these humans to choose to spend their time solving this, and not something else. Sure, but that doesn't mean a lot of very skilled people hadn't attempted and failed to solve this.
- koe123 3mo agoAnd you’ve known about this problem for how many minutes?
- famouswaffles 3mo agoLong enough to know this has been on the Wikipedia page of open math problems for several years.