OpenAI shifts the boundary of automated reasoning with a "milestone in AI mathematics" that experts are now unpacking
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OpenAI shifts the boundary of automated reasoning with a "milestone in AI mathematics" that experts are now unpacking

Maximilian SchreinerThe Decoder
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OpenAI's reasoning model disproved a 77-year-old mathematical conjecture by Paul Erdős using unexpected algebraic number theory approaches. Fields Medalist Tim Gowers describes this as a milestone in AI mathematics, warning that humans may struggle to compete with AI in mathematical problem-solving.

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