OpenAI forms math advisory group after model solves 100+ open problems
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OpenAI 在 9 月 21 日宣布成立一个独立的数学顾问小组。起因是他们在 8 月底训练的一个内部模型，不光解决了纳维-斯托克斯千年大奖问题，还顺手解出了超过 100 个数学界长期悬而未决的难题，进展快得连自家数学家都吓了一跳。这个小组由包括 Timothy Gowers、Edward Witten 在内的 9 位数学家组成，挂靠在普林斯顿高等研究...
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- TechCrunch · AIOpenAI forms math advisory group as its AI resolves more than 100 open problems
OpenAI has formed a math advisory group while its AI system has resolved over 100 open mathematical problems. The group consists of external mathematicians but cannot slow or redirect OpenAI's ongoing math research. The post does not disclose which problems were solved, which model was used, or the group's members.
- Hacker News front pagePickTerence Tao's Blog Announces Advisory Group on Mathematics and AI
Nine top mathematicians, including Terence Tao, Edward Witten, and Timothy Gowers, formed an independent advisory group hosted at IAS. They will advise AI companies on how to interact with mathematical research—unpaid and without decision-making power. Their first task: OpenAI claims its internal model produced many significant math results, and the group will recommend how to release them responsibly. The post does not disclose what those results are or when they might appear.
- OpenAI NewsPickOpenAI forms math advisory group after its model cracked 100+ open problems
OpenAI announced an independent math advisory group on Sep 21, after an internal model solved the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize problem and over 100 other open problems since late August. The pace surprised OpenAI's own mathematicians. The move follows an open letter from mathematicians warning against using open-problem solving as an AI benchmark. The group includes Timothy Gowers, Edward Witten, and seven others, hosted at IAS. Members are unpaid, can publish advice freely, and won't advise on internal R&D pacing. The post does not name the model or disclose a release timeline.