I don't think you want to bring cost into this argument.

Even if the cost was $1 mil for these 10 problems, that's maybe 10-20 math researchers for a year.

Do you really think that if you paid that to humans, they will deliver the same results?

It is comical at this point. Some people just can not stand the thought of AI actually delivering and are trying to find whatever ways to discredit it.

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robotpepi 26 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

it's still important. not everyone has access to 1 million USD. saying it "only" coat 2000 USD is highly misleading for the discussion and future. the concentration of power is a huge problem with AI.

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kevinwang 43 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

It would still provide better context to see the numbers that the parent proposes, though.

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mungaihaha 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Grad students on zero pay solve problems like this everyday. What exactly is your point here?

	▲	mirzap 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Even if they can solve problems like this every day, you still have a very limited number of grad students who can solve them. With model capabilities like this, you can have the equivalent of millions of grad students who can solve problems like this.