googleDeepMind recently used large-scale language models to crack a long-standing problem in pure mathematics. In a paper published in the journal Nature, the researchers say this is the first time a large language model has been used to discover a solution to a scientific puzzle, yielding verifiable and valuable new information that never existed before.
DeepMind in the gameartificial intelligence (AI)On top of AlphaZero, a tool called "FunSearch" was built to solve math problems by treating them like puzzles in Go or Chess.FunSearch incorporates a large language model called Codey, which has been trained and honed by computer code and programmed to reject incorrect answers and feed correct ones back into its model. programmed to reject incorrect answers and feed correct answers back into its model.
This research demonstrates the potential of large-scale language models for solving complex mathematical problems, opening up new possibilities for future mathematical research and applications.
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