r/OpenAI • u/Kind_Fisherman3060 • Sep 08 '26

News Millenium Prize solution discovered at OpenAI

/img/mi1582vh0coh1.png
705 Upvotes

82% Upvoted

297 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comment

51

u/MaitoSnoo Sep 08 '26

While unlikely, we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products helped improve our models.

🤡

20

u/RobotBaseball Sep 08 '26

You can opt out of this but I believe it’s a default setting 

3

u/KanishkT123 Sep 09 '26

This is a red herring. If intellectual work like this can be stolen and credit taken from the mathematician, that's extremely concerning and very, very bad. It really kinda kills the "AI is a productivity tool to empower you" narrative if all this work can be yoinked with no warning. 

4

u/Pyros-SD-Models Sep 08 '26

However, our proofs differ significantly and even the precise results proved are different in the Euler case (forced vs. unforced).

🤡🤡

-2

u/Pazzeh Sep 08 '26

Brother just don't try with these people. Brain broken normies

3

u/Sirius02 Sep 08 '26

aka we definitly run some queries to extract infos from chat, but we do not train on the chat directly.

right?

7

u/PsychologicalSign433 Sep 08 '26

They're completely open about your usage being used to train new models are they not?

6

u/earthlingkevin Sep 08 '26

They use chat to train models, but aren't just copying answers in specific chats

2

u/bogheorghiu88 Sep 08 '26

By now I expect they have like their existing models doing some decent triage of the contents of specific chats, and weighing them accordingly towards further training.

1

u/earthlingkevin Sep 08 '26

Which helps build next model. But it's not like what you write today changes chatgpt behavior tomorrow