@AndyMasley: Okay I didn’t want to be weird about this, but they’re clearly just stealing my idea to ask it about the primes
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A Twitter user alleges that OpenAI is appropriating their idea of using AI to tackle mathematical problems like the Riemann Hypothesis and P vs NP, based on reports of OpenAI's internal model work.
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Okay I didn’t want to be weird about this, but they’re clearly just stealing my idea to ask it about the primes
MTS (@MTSlive): SITUATION DETECTED: OpenAI is using the internal model that produced its Navier–Stokes proof to attempt the Riemann Hypothesis and P vs NP.
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