Your comment also conveniently ignores the plagiarism aspect of it all. Who is coping here?
>Building things we don’t understand is a sure path to facing consequences we can’t predict.
We don't understand all of physics yet we were able to do plenty. Even before Newtonian physics we were still able to build things that last. The idea that humans have to understand everything and abstracting things will lead to ruin is not supported.
Part of math is building abstractions so that you can be able to use other people's work without fully understanding it. No one person has a full understanding of mathematics.
I read a bourgain paper a week in grad school and they're probably worse than an LLM generated paper. I still had to recreate the tricks in my own language.
As far as I can tell the plagiarism accusations are also coping to the fact that the new models are super human at slam dunking research projects.
Do we think that OpenAI is going to try and slam dunk more projects in the future at 15 million a pop? No lol