
Will any AI be able to explain formal language proofs to >=50% of IMO problems by the start of 2025?
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Meaning: take a formal language proof and write a natural language proof that is accepted by human judges as correct.
The AI in question does not need to produce the formal proof.
No restrictions on the formal language being used.
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@Eliza Thanks for the response — I'm not sure how I could provide evidence for a claim that something doesn't exist. I think it should resolve NO in the absence of evidence for a YES resolution...
@BrunoJ if someone was able to say "look, a person tried this and it didn't work", I could resolve no. But if no one tried it, and no one knows if it would have worked, we could end up having an N/A instead. And the further away from 1 Jan we get, the harder it will be to figure out.
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