‘A canary in the coal mine’: NU math professors share optimism, resilience as they adapt to growing AI research
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On the night of Oct. 6, OpenAI upended the math world. The company released 722 artificial intelligence-generated manuscripts covering 372 distinct results on open math problems — well-defined, unsolved questions assumed to have a verifiable answer. Released on GitHub, an online platform for storing files, they asserted breakthroughs in problems on number theory, logic and...
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‘A canary in the coal mine’: NU math professors share optimism, resilience as they adapt to growing AI research
On the night of Oct. 6, OpenAI upended the math world. The company released 722 artificial intelligence-generated manuscripts covering 372 distinct results on open math problems — well-defined, unsolved questions assumed to have a verifiable answer. Released on GitHub, an...
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