This article has basically nothing to do with the OpenAI paper; it's a critique of the entire field of computer science, rehashed to pick at one of their papers.
Wake me up when someone has understood the proof.
Wake me up when someone has understood the proof.
That field being exacerbated by the deluge of OpenAI papers. There is a pretty direct tie-in.
I expect though it will be the theoretical computer scientists that we'll hear the most from in the coming days/years in this new era of LLM papers.
A good one though. A theoretical computer science which researchs "algorithms" which are impossible to run on a real computer has gone astray.