OpenAI Cracks 100 Math Challenges
An artificial intelligence developed by OpenAI solved over 100 mathematical problems, including one of the Millennium Prize Problems, the Navier-Stokes equations. The same day, the company appointed a 9-member council of mathematicians to advise them.
On September 8th, OpenAI revealed that their AI has managed to solve more than 100 math problems, including one of the Millennium Prize Problems — Navier-Stokes equations. Also, they announced the creation of a 9-member council consisting of mathematicians from the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton who will be advising OpenAI.
It’s quite an impressive board, but it’s just an advisory one. So they can’t interfere with or change the research in any way. In other words, it’s a fancy, decorative group of scientists. Still, it’s interesting news because now AIs are capable of solving tasks that used to take years and PhDs to complete.
Source: techcrunch.com
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