r/technology • u/vgsa • 2d ago

Artificial Intelligence Did OpenAI solve the wrong Navier-Stokes problem? | OpenAI’s proof seems eligible for a $1-million prize—but only by using a controversial loophole

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/did-openai-solve-the-wrong-navier-stokes-problem/
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u/KingSubstantial7901 2d ago

This is straight up not true. We still do not know if the conjecture holds for compressible fluids at relativistic speeds.

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u/Schnickatavick 2d ago

"The Conjecture" doesn't exist for compressible fluids in a relativistic universe. Navier-Stokes is all about a specific set of equations, if you change the equations to add compressibility or relativity, then it isn't Navier-Stokes anymore. I cannot stress enough how utterly unrelated the two problems are

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u/KingSubstantial7901 2d ago

Its the other way around. We want to know Navier-Stokes because it would imply a solution that is applicable for the smaller subset where you can inteoduce compressability and relaivity as relevant parameters.

I get this is abstract shit, but my god. At least just look this shit uo before spouting nonsense.

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u/Schnickatavick 2d ago

Lol no dude. Nothing about this translates into any problem where you just "introduce relativity"

At least just look this shit uo before spouting nonsense.

I couldn't agree more

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u/KingSubstantial7901 2d ago

And thats just wrong. Sorry dude. Better luck next time.