OpenAI Cracks 100 Math Problems

🔥 What happened OpenAI trained an internal model that has solved over 100 long-standing open math problems since August 28 – including the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem. Now OpenAI is forming an independent math advisory group to review results and guide their release. 💡 Why it matters The model cracked more open problems in weeks than most mathematicians solve in a lifetime. The group includes Fields Medalists like Timothy Gowers and Edward Witten, works unpaid, and can publicly criticize OpenAI – a notable move after an open letter from mathematicians warned about unregulated AI in math. ⚡ Our take OpenAI gives mathematicians a voice but keeps control of the pace. This isn't real dialogue – it's a PR move. The group can advise, but it can't slow OpenAI down.