ChatGPT Solves an 80-Year-Old Geometry Conjecture, and Scientists Confirm It
OpenAI says its reasoning model has solved a geometry conjecture that went unresolved for 80 years. This time, the mathematicians who earlier debunked a false claim by the company accept the result. It is a breakthrough in using AI to tackle hard mathematical problems.
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An OpenAI AI model has disproved a geometry conjecture first posed in 1946, and mathematicians have confirmed that the neural network's proof is correct.
Can a neural network prove mathematical theorems?
Yes. An OpenAI AI model solved a classic conjecture in topology, known since 1946, and professional mathematicians have accepted the result.
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