Re:Three ways "formally verified" can go wrong
by empath75 on Monday October 13, 2025 @09:57AM
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Formal verification is a pure logic problem. You are making a proof, and a proof is just a demonstration that you can reach a given expression given certain axioms and the rules of formal logic.
You can't just chuck a neural network into the mix because they aren't formally verified to do basically anything beyond matrix multiplication and the fact that they are universal approximators.
You can't just chuck a neural network into the mix because they aren't formally verified to do basically anything beyond matrix multiplication and the fact that they are universal approximators.