Ask HN: After feeding Meta random equations could breakthrough claims be valid?
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#3Yeah, this is both impossible and outright silly. You're welcome to study the results if they interest you, but AI is a better flatter than it is a researcher. I don't know what it is you're talking about, but if it's related to quantum computing it's unlikely to even be something AI understands.
Yes I do understand how ridiculous this sounds. But its just math. I ran the beginnings of the equations thru 2 other A.I.s as well and they independently corroborated these findings. Their take was that the results need to be tested but up to that point the math is sound they claim. I only want to find a human expert to look at the equations. That's all. Just so I can be sure I'm not holding something useful and its not being utilized. Literally I'm begging for help.Re: Ask HN: After feeding Meta random equations could breakthrough claims be valid?
#4Yeah, this is both impossible and outright silly. You're welcome to study the results if they interest you, but AI is a better flatter than it is a researcher. I don't know what it is you're talking about, but if it's related to quantum computing it's unlikely to even be something AI understands.
Yes I do understand how ridiculous this sounds. But its just math. I ran the beginnings of the equations thru 2 other A.I.s as well and they independently corroborated these findings. Their take was that the results need to be tested but up to that point the math is sound they claim. I only want to find a human expert to look at the equations. That's all. Just so I can be sure I'm not holding something useful and its…
On top of that - if you're reluctant to post the results online then why would you give it to a random individual? You can post your "findings" now and absolve yourself of any doubt, or take my word for it. AI generates bunk. The chances of it being right are practically lower than Siri or Clippy.