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Terrence Tao's ChatGPT Conversation about the Jacobian Conjecture Counterexample

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ChatGPT allows users to log in for personalized responses based on saved chats. Users can also create images and upload files within the platform.

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  • Praise: It's endlessly fascinating to read the AI transcript of an expert who really knows how to cut to the chase; it shows just how much you can squeeze out of these models.
  • Praise: This conversation illustrates that LLMs can act like colleagues, not just tools, pushing the boundaries of collaboration in complex fields.
  • Praise: The fact that no one had solved these problems for decades, yet AI can engage with them, highlights significant progress in AI capabilities.
  • Concern: While the conversation is intriguing, some commenters doubt the revolutionary nature of these discoveries, viewing them as incremental rather than groundbreaking.
  • Concern: There's a clear need for human expertise, as many users feel they can't engage with complex AI outputs without a strong background in the subject.