Deepmind's research AI occasionally solves what humans can't and mostly gets everything else wrong
Google Deepmind's AI agent Aletheia independently wrote a math paper, disproved a decade-old conjecture, and caught an error that cryptography experts had missed. But a systematic evaluation across 700 open problems puts those achievements in perspective. The researchers also provide a playbook for how scientists can work effectively with AI.<br /> The article Deepmind's research AI occasionally solves what humans can't and mostly gets everything else wrong appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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