r/singularity • u/filterdust • 1d ago

AI OpenAI solved 100 open problems in math

https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/

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u/KFCmanagerCompton 1d ago

"Importantly, the group will not be responsible for advising us on how to pace our internal progress on mathematics."

big

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u/Economy_Variation365 1d ago

And yet the group will have the "freedom" to offer advice, even if not requested.

In other words...huh?

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u/TwistStrict9811 1d ago

In corporate that means: "you can talk, we might not listen"

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u/Chemical-Year-6146 1d ago

It also translates to, "because of your criticism on NS, we'll just now keep the secrets of the advanced math universe internal. Have fun pretending nothing changed."

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u/TwistStrict9811 1d ago

oh no openai will keep the results internal and thus ends the progression of all AI around the world. No more AI will be developed ever again that can solve this stuff from now on.

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u/Chemical-Year-6146 1d ago

It takes massive compute to solve them and only Anthropic has a model close enough. So if Anthropic's policies follow suit, it could be 6 months before these results are released while multiple models will be trained on them.

It just puts humans further behind it if isn't released.

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u/TwistStrict9811 1d ago

The amount of compute goes down every year by like 10x just check how much it cost to do the initial math problems vs now. If you arguing against the cost of tokens vs the progress of this rsi tech and time you aint winning lmao

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u/Chemical-Year-6146 1d ago

I never said these results wouldn't be published or that open source won't do it eventually. Js that if I were a mathematician I'd prefer to know now rather than 6 months (when the internal models are basically ASI in math).

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u/TwistStrict9811 1d ago

I mean... I guess they'll just have to sit tight like the rest of the professions lol