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NYU mathematics professor Tristan Buckmaster claims OpenAI invested millions of dollars of compute into attacking unsolved Millennium Prize-level math problems, framing it as a competitive race against Anthropic's internal models.

Tristan Buckmaster, NYU Mathematics professor: OpenAI poured millions of dollars of compute into these unsolved Math problems. "it was sort of a life or death situation, becasue if Anthropic solved a Millennium Prize problem (first), it would show they had better internal models" ---- Full video on "CNBC Television" YouTube channel, (link in comment)
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Tristan Buckmaster, NYU Mathematics professor:

OpenAI poured millions of dollars of compute into these unsolved Math problems.

“it was sort of a life or death situation, becasue if Anthropic solved a Millennium Prize problem (first), it would show they had better internal models”


Full video on “CNBC Television” YouTube channel, (link in comment)

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