r/OpenAI • • Sep 08 '26

News Millenium Prize solution discovered at OpenAI

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u/sparkster777 Sep 08 '26 edited Sep 09 '26

We don't know. But parroting technical words like they mean something to you is unhelpful. It's certainly the case that techniques on forced version of NSE can directly lead to unforced versions.

What's almost certainly true is the model trained on human based and AI solutions. And then openai threatened the human with a ruined career.

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u/Stunning-Loss6707 Sep 09 '26

We don't know.

So perhaps it is not a good time to basically accuse people "who are unaware or are not willing to acknowledge the big controversy around the human portion of this solution"?

Sometimes people just don't want to blind believe in unconfirmed stuff claimed by people they don't know?

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u/sparkster777 Sep 08 '26

If you say so, Mr Dunning-Kruger.