San FranciscoOpenAI says its model solved Navier-Stokes.
The Clay Institute requires 2 years of review before any prize is awarded.
OpenAI used 10,000 autonomous agents at an estimated $15m cost, building on published work by Diego Córdoba and Luis Martinez-Zoroa.
Mathematician James Robinson called it “immature playground boasting” as peer review of the claim remains pending.
How each outlet framed it
- The Guardian leans critical
- critiques brute-force $15M computational approach vs. mathematical insight, foregrounds mathematician concern about field disruption
Sources: The Guardian