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The finding does not threaten current encryption but raises questions about assumptions used to secure internet traffic.
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OpenAI and Anthropic say their internal AI models have disproven a longstanding computer science hypothesis underlying assumptions about computational difficulty. The finding doesn't threaten current encryption methods but raises questions about other assumptions used to secure internet traffic. Read AI Agenda:Read original on X
OpenAI and Anthropic say AI disproved a computing hypothesis
OpenAI and Anthropic say AI disproved a computing hypothesis
OpenAI and Anthropic say AI disproved a computing hypothesis
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