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    A user marvels at AI’s leap from matrices to poetry

    A reader says most tensor calculus textbooks offer definitions without explaining their origins, while popular math books skip the technical details.

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    One post marvels at AI’s foundations in vectors and matrices, saying that with enough GPUs, “the matrices started writing poetry.” It quotes a reader frustrated by a gap in explanations of tensor calculus: textbooks they say emphasize memorizing definitions without insight, and popular science and math books that celebrate ideas without explaining the details.

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    @aminkarbasiThe entire AI revolution is surprisingly built on vectors and matrices. We spent centuries developing linear algebra. Then we added enough GPUs and the matrices started writing poetry, seriously, writing poetry (it seems crazy, even in retrospect)

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    @aminkarbasiThe entire AI revolution is surprisingly built on vectors and matrices. We spent centuries developing linear algebra. Then we added enough GPUs and the matrices started writing poetry, seriously, writing poetry (it seems crazy, even in retrospect)