OpenAI claims an AI system solved the Navier-Stokes problem, one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems in mathematics. The company says 10,000 AI agents worked together for 88 hours to reach this proof. Professor Tristan Buckmaster from NYU disputes this claim, stating that his unpublished work on a related result was stored in OpenAI’s Codex model. OpenAI denies accessing the researchers’ work but acknowledges it cannot rule out that their use of its products influenced the model’s training. The dispute arises as OpenAI prepares for a public listing valuing the company at $1 trillion.
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