OpenAI math results reignite authorship credit debate over AI proofs
An unreleased OpenAI model reportedly made progress on ten open math problems — some unsolved for up to 48 years — at about $2,000 in inference cost. Results reportedly include a high-dimensional sphere-packing advance and a nonsofic-groups counterexample; Frontier Math's Elliot Glazer calls it a new tier of machine math ability.
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