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AI models capable of solving complex problems with sufficient compute/tokens pose a risk of scooping proprietary software and research.

AISoftware DevelopmentIntellectual PropertySep 9, 2026score 0.662 posts · 8 replies across 1 instances
The user discusses how the ability of AI to solve complex problems using high token volume creates a risk of intellectual property theft. They argue that this capability makes it dangerous for developers to share their current work for fear of being 'scooped' by AI models.

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AI models capable of solving complex problems with sufficient compute/tokens pose a risk of scooping proprietary software and research.
Parent: Artificial IntelligenceEntity: AI modelsSub-entity: problem-solving capabilitiesImpact: negativeDate: Sep 9, 2026Target: AI models

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Mathematician Terrence Tao talks about how AI companies solving the hardest math problems is changing the field. If AI can solve any problem with enough money spent on tokens then even sharing the problems you’re working on could get you scooped. This is how I’ve felt about software all year.
4 boosts · 20 favs · 5 replies · Sep 9, 2026
@[email protected]
Mathematician Terrence Tao talks about how AI companies solving the hardest math problems is changing the field. If AI can solve any problem with enough money spent on tokens then even sharing the problems you’re working on could get you scooped. This is how I’ve felt about software this year.
9 boosts · 15 favs · 3 replies · Sep 9, 2026