[HN Gopher] Claude takes research to new places
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Claude takes research to new places
Author : meetpateltech
Score : 18 points
Date : 2025-04-15 17:14 UTC (5 hours ago)
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| fdb wrote:
| Hmm, it seems Claude Research is only available for the Max plan:
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| > Research is now available in early beta for Max, Team, and
| Enterprise plans in the United States, Japan, and Brazil. Simply
| toggle on the Research setting in chat.
| AnotherGoodName wrote:
| Anyone had good luck using llms in a more advanced context?
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| I've tried simple things such as 'explain general number field
| sieve giving simple numerical examples' and had spectacular
| failures. The numerical examples give a few superficial runs of
| the sieve with a small number and then 'well that didn't work but
| imagine if it did...'. As in it can't give functional numerical
| examples of well established theory. You can come up with
| examples yourself in 5mins of work. I can't imagine it being at
| all useful in an even more advanced context.
| memhole wrote:
| I've seen papers that show they can do math. There was one
| recent-ish one HN that showed an understanding of addition. I'm
| not convinced myself. At least the open weight models don't
| seem to grasp integers. Doing conversions are typically a flop
| as well. My doubt really comes from how abstract mathematics
| really is. It's entirely its own kind of terse language and
| symbolism. Maybe if there was the kind of focus on it like
| coding there would be better results?
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