🔒 AI produces results. Who has time to check them?
AI allows us to prepare analyses, propose solutions and write research papers faster. But someone still has to assess their accuracy and usefulness. Can the people responsible for reviewing this work keep up with the growing volume of results? And where does that leave the benefits of working faster?
The collection of mathematics papers released by OpenAI currently contains 719 papers produced by the company’s internal model. OpenAI cautions that the results are at various stages of verification and some may contain errors.
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