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OpenAI says model that cracked Navier-Stokes problem ships soon

Sam Altman says the internal model behind the fluid-dynamics result will be released as the next GPT.

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yep, it looks like the “internal” model OpenAI used to solve Navier-Stokes is the one they will be releasing very soon. according to Sam, it was the model “that is going to be released soon… the next GPT”
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SITUATION EXPLAINED: Sam Altman says the AI that cracked part of a Millennium Prize problem is OpenAI's next GPT, and it's coming soon. • The Navier-Stokes equations describe how fluids like water and air move, and they're one of 7 Millennium Prize problems with a $1M reward each • Only 1 of the 7, the Poincaré conjecture, had ever been solved before • In September, OpenAI said its AI proved the equations can break down, with speeds shooting to infinity, when an outside force pushes the fluid • That covers the "forced" version of the problem, and the unforced version, which many mathematicians see as the deeper question, is still open • The run used about 10,000 agents for 88 hours, and reports put the compute bill for OpenAI's whole math sprint at about $22.5M • The proof was checked in…
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  1. OpenAI says model that cracked Navier-Stokes problem ships soon

  2. OpenAI says its model that solved a fluid-dynamics problem ships soon

  3. OpenAI says its model that solved a fluid-dynamics problem ships soon

  4. OpenAI says its model that solved a fluid-dynamics problem ships soon

  5. OpenAI says its Navier-Stokes math model will ship as its next GPT

  6. OpenAI's internal math-solving model will ship as its next GPT

  7. OpenAI's internal math-solving model will become its next GPT release

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