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InkCanon ◴[] No.43604503[source]
The biggest story in AI was released a few weeks ago but was given little attention: on the recent USAMO, SOTA models scored on average 5% (IIRC, it was some abysmal number). This is despite them supposedly having gotten 50%, 60% etc performance on IMO questions. This massively suggests AI models simply remember the past results, instead of actually solving these questions. I'm incredibly surprised no one mentions this, but it's ridiculous that these companies never tell us what (if any) efforts have been made to remove test data (IMO, ICPC, etc) from train data.
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usaar333 ◴[] No.43605147[source]
And then within a week, Gemini 2.5 was tested and got 25%. Point is AI is getting stronger.

And this only suggested LLMs aren't trained well to write formal math proofs, which is true.

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1. MoonGhost ◴[] No.43609276[source]
They are trained on some mix with minimal fraction of math. That's how it was from the beginning. But we can rebalance it by adding quality generated content. Just content will cost millions of $$ to generate. Distillation on new level looks like logical next step.