aceOpenAI’s release of mathematical findings draws concerns from experts
OpenAI has astounded mathematicians after releasing hundreds of new mathematical findings on Tuesday. The company published over 370 mathematical results across a variety of topics such as algebra, theoretical computer science and mathematical logic, showcasing what some of its most advanced artificial intelligence models are capable of. Last month, the company solved the Navier-Stokes equation, one of the world’s toughest mathematical problems with a $1m reward for anyone who cracked it. The achievement prompte…
Mathematicians warn that AI labs testing hard problems on proprietary models can yield arguments humans cannot verify or own, and may create a two-tier research system that excludes the wider field.
Experts say they worry OpenAI is not doing the due diligence needed to vet the results, and the article offers no independent verification of the findings.
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