The Guy Who Broke the Anthropic Millennium Prize Story Says OpenAI Is Now Using Its Navier–Stokes Model on Riemann and P vs NP
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A source known for revealing the Anthropic Millennium Prize story claims that OpenAI is applying its Navier-Stokes model to work on the Riemann hypothesis and P vs NP problems.
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