
Advances in artificial intelligence are unsettling mathematicians
After OpenAI announced that one of its models had solved a major mathematical problem, the scientific community is questioning the future of "human" mathematical research.

After OpenAI announced that one of its models had solved a major mathematical problem, the scientific community is questioning the future of "human" mathematical research.

The French mathematician, laureate of the Fields Medal and the Abel Prize, was honored Tuesday at a symposium at the Henri Poincaré Institute in Paris.

Called the "Mozart of math," the mathematician was celebrated Tuesday at a symposium at the Henri-Poincaré Institute in Paris, in recognition of work that shaped multiple generations of researchers.

OpenAI claims that one of its models has solved the Navier-Stokes equation, a mathematical problem that is more than a century old. However, two researchers are wondering about possible plagiarism.

The American company says one of its AI models solved the problem, but two researchers suggest possible plagiarism of their work.

The company behind ChatGPT announced on Tuesday that one of its artificial intelligence models has solved the Navier-Stokes equation, a mathematical reference problem, causing a stir in the scientific community.