Noticed this as well. I tried to get it to solve some integration problems, and it could try different substitutions and things, but if they did not work, it kind of gave up and said to numerically integrate it. Also, it would make small errors, and you would have to point it out, though it was happy to fix them.
I’m thinking that most documents it reads tend to omit the whole search/backtrack phase of thinking. Even work that is posted online that shows all the steps, usually filters out all the false starts. It’s like how most famous mathematicians were known for throwing away their scratchwork, leaving everyone to wonder how exactly they formed their thought processes...
Noticed this as well. I tried to get it to solve some integration problems, and it could try different substitutions and things, but if they did not work, it kind of gave up and said to numerically integrate it. Also, it would make small errors, and you would have to point it out, though it was happy to fix them.
I’m thinking that most documents it reads tend to omit the whole search/backtrack phase of thinking. Even work that is posted online that shows all the steps, usually filters out all the false starts. It’s like how most famous mathematicians were known for throwing away their scratchwork, leaving everyone to wonder how exactly they formed their thought processes...