Here's my conjecture. Large Language Models are the great filter. They represent a local maximum in the technological advancement of a species from which we will not escape.

On the other hand here we have an amateur that could accelerate their learning and experimentation faster than ever possible before.

I don't know if this necessarily qualifies as "accelerating their learning". The user appears to know what the proof is doing, but not how or why.

They accelerated zero learning. Read the blog.

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People will just limit publishing valid works to avoid becoming a hapless plagiarism victim class. Same thing happened to tech bloggers ripped off by low-effort you-tube content makers.

Isomorphic plagiarism makes people feel 23% smarter, but it also provably degrades core skills by 17%.

LLM are great at context search, but are also trivially proven degenerative under recursive self improvement scenarios. We look forwards to stripping their assets at a heavy discount.

Also, we shouldn't kink shame peoples cognitive dildo choices. =3