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Sabine Hossenfelder: AI Solved a Millennium Problem and Everyone’s Angry

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For the president of the Royal Spanish Mathematical Society, «the human dependence of AI will always be present, and in this case it is very obvious»

·Madrid, Spain
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Diego Córdoba and Luis Martínez Zoroa spent seven years doing calculations with slate, pencil and paper when they learned that Sam Altman's models had achieved glory in a matter of days: «We were in shock»

·Madrid, Spain
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The mathematician Diego Córdoba has not slept for two days when he responds to the call from EL PAÍS, on Wednesday morning: “I’m still in shock, the truth,” he says, and acknowledges that he doesn’t know how he is when asked. On Saturday night he received a call from a number from the United States that didn’t pick up. At eight o’clock on Sunday morning, he got a dozen emails with the same subject: “Diego, you have to talk to fulanito. Diego, be…

·Madrid, Spain
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OpenAI claims to have solved some of the Navier-Stokes equations with AI. Learn about the scientific scope and doubts about its finding.

·Costa Rica
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Recently, OpenAI has announced that one of its models has solved one of the mysteries that has been nicknamed one of the "Millennium Problems" of mathematics, seven challenges selected by the Clay Institute with a millionaire reward in [...] The post Two Spanish mathematicians face OpenAI: "If our work did not exist, the AI would not have solved the problem" was first published on Chain Dial.

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OpenAI announced that one of its artificial intelligence models managed to solve the problem of Navier-Stokes, one of the seven Millennium Problems, but the advance was based on a mathematical strategy developed since 2023 by Spanish researchers Diego Córdoba and Luis Martínez-Zoroa. The work of both mathematicians consisted of...

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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