OpenAI's Math Council Has No Teeth

🔥 What happened OpenAI launched an independent advisory group at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study to give mathematicians a voice in its math research. The move follows its claim that an internal model solved over 100 open problems, including Navier-Stokes. 💡 Why it matters The group can only advise, not slow OpenAI down. 25 Fields Medalists already warned about AI's breakneck math pace. Of nine members, just one signed that letter – a rubber-stamp committee? ⚡ Our take OpenAI built itself a fig leaf: advice yes, power no. Real influence means the ability to pull the plug on compute, not just write memos.