AI Models (o1, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, QwQ) Try a College-Level Astrophysics Problem (Highlights)

[@JamesHui-vl8zo]

strange video idea: what you had someone generate responses for a question on each of the models, unformat everything & try to guess which model generated what?

[@almatsumalmaadi8103]

You forgot to try the new DeepSeek V3

[@eigenvector123]

He did it in the previous live stream.

[@wyy-xd4uj]

It wasn't good at math.

[@ashleigh3021]

It’s not that good. A lot of Chinese propaganda going around

[@lyellbrown9766]

Highlighting what you are doing is better than playing it at 1.5x, thumbs up.

[@futurama45345]

Thank you Kyle for your videos. I do suggest maybe an excel sheet with a table to keep track, which models got which qtn right or wrong. Thanks a lot

[@martini1179]

One thing I would like to see is the AI models attempting to solve the problem live. Like you, I like watching them think.

[@jamespat7975]

8 students(namely 1 to 8 ) are arrange to sit at the seats in two row of 5(meaning there are always two empty seats). Find possible numbers of arrangements in which students 1,2,3 sit next to each other, 7 and 8 not sit to each other and that two empty seats must be next to each other. My mannual hand calculations answer = 15,264, anyone here can help to use ChatGPT o1 Pro to calculate it ?

[@MeridianMindset]

15264 is what o1 pro give me.

[@jamespat7975]

@@MeridianMindset Could you please post o1 pro results here ? I would like to see the step by step calculations. Thanks in advance

[@mash-room]

can you try sonus pro with reasoning? this is a new reasoning model

[@maderri2]

So which model was the best in your opinion? O1 ?

[@SimonNgai-d3u]

From your test, we can pretty much confirm o1 has proven its ability to solve novel problem just like how students taking an exam, instead of just memorizing the answers from training data!

[@parthasarathyvenkatadri]

Asked it a simple question .... There are 100 people in a room and 90 of them know language 1 75 people know language 2 80 people know language 3 ... What could be the maximum number of people who could know all 3 languages . And all of them are hell bent on gas lighting me to say the ans is either 75 or 72 .... The ans is neither .. if you do some logic ..

[@PLAY-bv1fc]

Um

[@ellielikesmath]

nope, the answer is 75 lol

[@jacobshank7336]

It is indeed 75.

[@katarinagorse6668]

@@ellielikesmath No, it's not, you sillies, think about it. If 75 people know all three languages, than that leaves only 5 (remaining from the 80) + 10 (remaining from the 90) = 15 languages left to be distributed over 25 people. That would mean that at least 25 - 15 = 10 people would not know ANY language which is absurd!

[@DawsonPiano]

so then the ans is 65?