Last month, after OpenAI announced it had solved the challenging 'Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem,' it declared a collaboration with the independent organization 'Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence.'
These achievements have sparked significant controversy, with OpenAI being questioned over gaining advantages by leveraging data produced by human mathematicians using its products. The advisory group issued a statement on its official website on Tuesday, acknowledging OpenAI's involvement, but simultaneously warning that 'the future of mathematical research cannot merely be interpreting results produced by AI labs. Mathematicians must be able to independently pose questions and construct research frameworks.' (yc)