Mathematicians Will Advise OpenAI on Its 100+ Maths Results
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Mathematicians will advise OpenAI on its 100+ maths results
“We are currently facing the very specific challenge of advising OpenAI on how to coordinate the release of a large number of significant results in mathematics that they report have been produced by their internal model,” the Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence wrote in its launch statement. OpenAI announced the group on Monday. […] This story continues at The Next Web
The company attributes the results to a model still inaccessible to the public and uses nine mathematicians to advise it after the controversy of Navier-Stokes
The group is named after AGMAI. The firm led by Sam Altman has highlighted “the need for AI companies to interact reflectively”
OpenAI decided to turn to some of the most prestigious mathematicians in the world to face a discussion that goes far beyond the capabilities of its artificial intelligence models: who validates, how it is attributed, and in what way scientific discoveries made in whole or in part by machines should be communicated. The company announced the creation of [...] The OpenAI entry recruits elite mathematicians after controversy for solving one of the…
OpenAI has announced the formation of the AGMAI (Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence), an independent group of nine elite mathematicians from institutions such as Stanford, Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge, who will advise on the review and communication of the new mathematical results obtained with Artificial Intelligence (IA), following the controversy generated by its announcement about the resolution of a Millennium proble…
In the face of the controversy, OpenAI has set up an independent advisory group, the AGMAI, composed of elite mathematicians. This initiative responds to the strong criticisms arising from the announcement that its IA had solved more than 100 major problems. The group will advise on the communication of results, but will not have the power to slow down the company's internal research.
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