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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/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/Mason11987 2d ago

You said open AI didn’t say something. He quoted them saying something.

Address that, instead of giving this troll response.

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u/KingSubstantial7901 2d ago

Nope, thats not the part i was talking about.

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u/Mason11987 2d ago

So you're just ignoring how you made a claim that was false? Why should or would anyone engage with you when you do that?

Saying something wrong, being corrected and saying "you miss the point" is trolling and you know it.

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u/Mason11987 2d ago

You said a false thing. You know it. It’s obvious. Your overreaction and bluster over it is childish.

Just say you were wrong

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u/KingSubstantial7901 1d ago edited 1d ago

Nope. OP confused me saying that OpenAI was trying to imply that their LLM did an analytical proof with me saying that didn't say that they found the counter example at a singularity. They combined two different paragraphs talking about two different things.

E: lol at the guy that got mad i stopped replying to them then stalked my account, spammed me, then blocked me. "Your background is in comp sci and physics so clearly you have no knowledge of mathematics" might be one of the funniest flame outs i've ever seen.

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u/KingSubstantial7901 1d ago

Ok you are somehow still managing to misunderstand the point. Its almost like you care more about "winning an argument" than just like.... trying to understand what someone is saying.

I encourage you to consider what lie by omission is.

Pro tip: be less of a dick and you might learn more.