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Gary Marcus
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@littmath @typingloudly also what was the prompt and did it use (eg Python) code, do you know?
5/19/2025, 6:42:05 PM
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Daniel Litt
@littmath
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@GaryMarcus @typingloudly OK, here you go, from o3. Enjoy.
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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@littmath @typingloudly i just replied elsewhere.

rare prime means one referred to less often (perhaps never) in the corpus.


Wondering — do you understand what out of distribution actually means? It means rarely (or never) used in the corpus, and (by some metric) no similar to what was used.
Daniel Litt
@littmath
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254d
@GaryMarcus @typingloudly Sorry, can you make your point explicitly? I have no idea what a “rare” prime is supposed to be and I’m a number theorist.
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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254d
@littmath @typingloudly one that is rarely discussed in the corpus.

thus precisely on point.
Daniel Litt
@littmath
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@GaryMarcus @typingloudly That said I just looked at the conversation and I don’t think it really shows anything very interesting, even about GPT 4.1. What is a “rare prime”?
Daniel Litt
@littmath
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254d
@GaryMarcus @typingloudly Yes, GPT 4.1 is not very good at math. No one disputes this.

The statement is a technical inquiry about a prompt and potential use of code, likely related to a discussion on rare primes and AI capabilities. It does not engage in public discourse as it lacks substantive engagement with broader societal issues.

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