Altman: The AI ​​that OpenAI says cracked a million-dollar math problem is the next GPT Sam Altman says the OpenAI model he used on the Navier-Stokes problem, one of seven math puzzles with a $1 million prize, is coming soon. It was 10,000 agents of the soon-to-be-released model, the next GPT, working for about four days, non-stop, cooperating with each other perfectly. "There was no hierarchy. There were no bosses," he said on Monday at an energy conference in Abu Dhabi. He did not give a release date. OpenAI published its proposed proof in September. This is still not an acceptable solution: the institute behind the award wants first of all a long test and broad agreement from mathematicians.

Altman: The AI ​​that OpenAI says cracked a million-dollar math problem is the next GPT Sam Altman says the OpenAI model he used on the Navier-Stokes problem, one of seven math puzzles with a $1 million prize, is coming soon. It was 10,000 agents of the soon-to-be-released model, the next GPT, working for about four days, non-stop, cooperating with each other perfectly. "There was no hierarchy. There were no bosses," he said on Monday at an energy conference in Abu Dhabi. He did not give a release date. OpenAI published its proposed proof in September. This is still not an acceptable solution: the institute behind the award wants first of all a long test and broad agreement from mathematicians.