OpenAI's Noam Brown: A Year From Now Everyone Will Have An AI At Their Fingertips Capable Of Solving Millennium Prize Problems
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OpenAI researcher Noam Brown predicts that within a year, AI accessible to everyone will be capable of solving Millennium Prize problems, citing advancements in test-time compute scaling.
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