I mean, I have seen this argument applied in contexts up to and including Tommy Robinson, so it is used to do exactly the thing that it is arguing against too. Too frequently, that feels like the whole point.

Well, that and due to them being investigated for how they handle children’s data and access, it had appeared that a fine was heading their way.

The Stanford Review is evidence enough that at least Thiel was already an utter piece of shit before this.

My understanding was that any hitherto success of LLMs in mathematics was in its trying approaches and information from different fields where they weren’t traditionally applied within mathematics, they have surfaced potential links but haven’t created anything in any real sense. Still, a potential legitimate use for them that I personally hadn’t anticipated.