OpenAI math-proof results ignite AI authorship credit debate

An unreleased OpenAI model reportedly made progress on 10 open math problems, some unsolved for 48 years, at roughly $2,000 inference cost. The results include a counterexample on nonsofic groups and progress on high-dimensional sphere packing, fueling the debate over who gets credit — the model, researchers, or no one yet.
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