Mathematicians Can't Make Sense of How OpenAI's Agents Solved One of the Toughest Math Problems Because the AI's "Proof" Is Borderline Incomprehensible
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Mathematicians Can't Make Sense of How OpenAI's Agents Solved One of the Toughest Math Problems Because the AI's "Proof" Is Borderline Incomprehensible
Mathematicians say they're still unpacking OpenAI's solution for the Navier-Stokes problems because the AI's proof is nearly incomrehensible.
Mathematicians Can’t Make Sense of How OpenAI’s Agents Solved One of the Toughest Math Problems Because The AI’s “Proof” Is Borderline Incomprehensible
Earlier this month, OpenAI announced that it had found a solution for one of the biggest unsolved problems in math, the Navier-Stokes equations, by directing 10,000 of its powerful AI agents to work on the enigma for 88 hours straight. It was an occasion fraught with controversy, however, as mathematicians accused the company of essentially […]
A Hungarian scientist also participated in the proof, which states that there is a problem with the atmosphere - according to Dániel Topál and his fellow researchers, the situation is not simple.
OpenAI claims to have solved the Navier-Stokes problem with 10,000 AI agents. Mathematical scientist Sylvia Serfaty explains what this evidence really establishes and what it changes for the discipline.
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