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> The researchers asked Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.8, running on open-source software called OpenClaw Meanwhile, Navier–Stokes was solved by an internal model s
by thorum 2mo ago
> The researchers asked Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.8, running on open-source software called OpenClaw
Meanwhile, Navier–Stokes was solved by an internal model significantly more capable than Astra (and therefore more capable than Mythos/Fable).
I’m afraid this sort of experiment is cope. The labs clearly believe RSI is coming soon.
- whatshisface 2mo agoThe method of the NS advance involved RLHE (reinforcement learning via human example), and that is only open-ended if users continue to advance the frontier within chats ahead of publications.
- thorum 2mo agoSure, but the point is that the labs use more powerful internal models for research work, not public models. Public models tend to lag the internal frontier by a decent margin, and are constrained in other ways by monitoring. It’s just not a useful indicator.
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