that chink shill have zero credibility

>DUDE....BEING DUMB IS LIKE....BASED

For convenience:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cdflu9ZXZGE

Remember when he proved that Clinton would be a better president than Trump.

>>16993094
>NOOOOO YOU NEED TO SPEND HOURS TO FIND SHITTY GOYENCE PAPERS!!!!! YOU CANT JUST USE UNWHOLESOME THIEVERY!!!
>haha ideas go brrr

>>16993084
How much is he being paid to advertise this?

i'd like to live in a world without smartphones or AI or the internet but it's not coming back so i dont see a point resisting the tide

Why is he shilling ChatGPT?

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>>16993340
idk but he likes money a lot

>>16993331

And he was right.

Being an expert and using AI is a superpower, while using AI to be an expert is going to leave a lot of people behind until we all rely on AI for everything and are on a level playing field.

>>16993084
Dunning-Kruger simulator

>>16993425
so basically he's an actor

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>>16993084
I'm intellectually superiorer

>>16993084
He’s in his least productive phase right now. I’m not sure why Tao shills AI so much. A favor to a friend? Blackmailed? Bribed? Cunny?

>>16994479
They even got his son to troon out

>>16993425
Holy fuck this nigga is raking in the money. Close to pushing seven figures.

>>16994502
He'll still have to lecture for a thousand lifetimes to become a billionaire.

>>16993425
That's just slightly above math graduate starting salary.

>>16993084
>some mathcel is taking money from AI companies to promote their product
good for him, I hope he can buy himself something nice.

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>>16994989
>>16994502
>>16994441
He doesn't reject any offer.

>>16995497
>MasterClass instructors (often called professors or experts) generally make $100,000 upfront alongside 30% of the revenue their specific class generates. Because the platform features A-list celebrities and experts, top teachers can earn millions in royalties over time.

>>16993084
So it's an improved calculator and search engine. Amazing. *wanking motion*

>>16995500
I first heard about this like a decade ago when Sean Carroll was posting about his own

>>16993084
no gooky chinksect is my intellectual superiour. Observe /his/tory, brainlet.

>>16995505 (Me)
nvm it was some shit called "The Great Courses"

>>16993084
>intellectual superiors
>ching chong

>>16995557
more like
>cheat chong
am i right gentelmen?

>>16995529

Your entire history comes from misusing Chinese gunpowder, like the planet of the apes monkeys you are.

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>>16995612
invented independently by roger bacon

>>16995612
>misusing
it's literally called GUNpowder though?

>>16994502
That's fucking nothing for a world class professional. He could immediately just waltz into basically any company right now and get 10 times that much as analyst or something. You could realistically expect the worlds best cleaner to make 700k a year let alone worlds best plumber or engineer or lawyer or doctor or what ever else.

>>16995612
If the chinks don't know how useful the stuff is, it's their problem

>>16993084
what has he invented lately with his AI?

>>16996125
https://arxiv.org/html/2605.00301v1

>A set of integers is primitive if no number in the set divides another. We introduce a new method for bounding Erdős sums of primitive sets, suggested from output of GPT-5.4 Pro, based on Markov chains with von Mangoldt weights. The method leads to a host of applications, yet seems to have been overlooked by the prior literature since Erdős’ seminal 1935 paper. As applications, we prove two 1966 conjectures of Erdős–Sárközy–Szemerédi, on primitive sets of large numbers (#1196) and on divisibility chains (#1217). The method also provides a short proof of the Erdős Primitive Set Conjecture (#164), as well as the related claim that 2 is an “Erdős-strong” prime. Moreover, the method resolves (a revised form of) the Banks–Martin conjecture, which has long been viewed as a unifying ‘master theorem’ for the area.

>The initial proof of Theorem 1.1 was generated by an autonomous run of GPT-5.4 Pro; a similar run also established Theorem 1.6. GPT-5.4 Pro was also used to assist with the initial proof of Theorem 1.2, with the main human contributions being the downward divisor chain and suggesting Lemmas 3.2 and 3.3(ii) to establish the sub-invariance property. In addition, an early version of GPT-5.5 Pro was used to assist with the initial proof of Theorem 1.3. Finally, GPT-5.4 Pro helped prove Theorem 1.4. Nevertheless, the final proofs in this paper have been generated and reviewed by the human authors, using the AI-generated proofs as starting points when appropriate.
>ChatGPT was used to generate code for several of the images in this paper, to search for relevant literature (for instance, in locating references for the proof of Lemma 3.2), to proofread the paper and to offer additional suggested results and remarks.
>The Lean formalization in [2] was generated using OpenAI’s Codex. The Lean formalization in [33] was generated using Math Inc.’s Gauss.

>>16995662
700k in 2020

>>16996235
that's very cool, but it doesn't sound like it's going to make burgers any cheaper

>>16996265
You'd be wrong, since "many of the Markov chain arguments in this paper can be reformulated using the closely related language of flow networks." Flow networks are used for optimizing operations, supply chains and production logistics, and thus reducing the price of commodities (or at least reducing the price of production and increasing the profit margin.)

Furthermore, the proof that 2 is an Erdos-strong prime is crucial, since hamburgers generally have 2 buns.