The Top AI Papers of the Week (November 17 - 23)
Great list. Love ai curation of high quality.makes it easier to stay up to date
The MAKER paper simply consisted of prompting an LLM to follow this step over and over again:
“For all moves, follow the standard Tower of Hanoi procedure:
If the previous move did not move disk 1, move disk 1 clockwise one peg (0 -> 1 -> 2 -> 0).
If the previous move did move disk 1, make the only legal move that does not involve moving
disk1.
Use these clear steps to find the next move given the previous move and current state.”
Basically just running the inner loop of a very simple towers of Hanoi algorithm. Seems like they really oversold the result
Regarding the topic of the article, it's truly amazing to see GPT-5's potential for science, making us wonder how much more human ingenuita it will unlock.
very significant week in both commercial models and research publications
Great list. Love ai curation of high quality.makes it easier to stay up to date
The MAKER paper simply consisted of prompting an LLM to follow this step over and over again:
“For all moves, follow the standard Tower of Hanoi procedure:
If the previous move did not move disk 1, move disk 1 clockwise one peg (0 -> 1 -> 2 -> 0).
If the previous move did move disk 1, make the only legal move that does not involve moving
disk1.
Use these clear steps to find the next move given the previous move and current state.”
Basically just running the inner loop of a very simple towers of Hanoi algorithm. Seems like they really oversold the result
Regarding the topic of the article, it's truly amazing to see GPT-5's potential for science, making us wonder how much more human ingenuita it will unlock.
very significant week in both commercial models and research publications