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    Jean-Philippe Vert Says His Conjecture Has Been Proven

    The AI researcher notes that theoretical understanding lags behind rapid product development in the field.

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    Jean-Philippe Vert posted on X that AI products advance quickly while understanding why neural nets behave the way they do moves much slower and requires open publishing, which frontier labs seem to be doing less of. He described one recent positive outcome in which a conjecture he proposed received a formal proof. Vert linked to a LinkedIn post containing his further thoughts on the topic.

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    @jeanphi_vertAI products move fast; understanding why neural nets behave the way they do moves much slower — and needs open publishing, which frontier labs seem to be doing less of. One small win this week: a conjecture of ours just got proven. Some thoughts about it: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-conjecture-theorem-why-slow-science-neural-networks-vert-lhjme/

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    @jeanphi_vertAI products move fast; understanding why neural nets behave the way they do moves much slower — and needs open publishing, which frontier labs seem to be doing less of. One small win this week: a conjecture of ours just got proven. Some thoughts about it: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-conjecture-theorem-why-slow-science-neural-networks-vert-lhjme/