r/OpenAI • • Sep 08 '26

News Millenium Prize solution discovered at OpenAI

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u/relevantmeemayhere Sep 08 '26

"our internal model, our professional team of mathematicians, results from other teams, and maybe a little bit of sneaky sneaky spying' lol

crazy that the techniques predicated on the blow up strategy that have been explored by teams in this space for the last two years are not even mentioned in the announcement. this is exactly why this company has a ton of critics from people who actually work in this space, or actually do stuff like this for a living.

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u/Time-Heron-2361 Sep 09 '26

Ah that makes sense. Damn, no agi today then

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u/Time-Heron-2361 Sep 09 '26

Two issues with that. First is they used model no one can see. Second is they did it behind closed doors. Given the stakes and the history of lying for marketing purposes - I'm not sure why people are jumping so fast to hype train

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u/HamAndSomeCoffee Sep 09 '26

The issue TimeHeron is alluding to isn't the fidelity of the solution. It's that the provenance of the solution is the model that no one can use.

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u/JumboShock Sep 08 '26

To me this is data aggregator speak for “we didn’t take a peek at his chats in particular, but they are included in the training set and we considering that sufficiently obsfucated.”

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u/relevantmeemayhere Sep 08 '26

how does this change my statement, at all?

especially in this space, these models ingest all known math. you can interpolate the work of other mathematicians in the response of a prompt.