Claude Can (Sometimes) Prove It
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More specifically, it can read a paper about "Deny-Guarantee Reasoning" and translate it into Lean, with supervision from an expert This seems to take more time than proving it by hand, but the author is optimistic that this will improve, and then theorem proving will be "solved"
I started out deeply skeptical but I am happy they tried this experiment. I think the most interesting part of the formalization effort is the [TODO.md](https://github.com/septract/denyguarantee-v3/blame/main/TODO.md) blame. You can see the plan and the llm keeps it in sync with the commits. What I would be very…
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