On the other hand, it could stall out at: good enough to take the easy problems, not good enough to take over the field, but damaging enough to erode the quality of new entrants. (Which incidentally is the scenario I think plays out for software)
On the other hand, it could stall out at: good enough to take the easy problems, not good enough to take over the field, but damaging enough to erode the quality of new entrants. (Which incidentally is the scenario I think plays out for software)
I think the OpenAI model that resolved the Unit Distance Problem would be capable of solving a significant proportion of mathematics PhD thesis problems.