Altman says unreleased OpenAI model proved a Millennium Prize Problem
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said at the ADIPEC opening ceremony in Abu Dhabi that OpenAI used the next GPT model, which is to be released soon, to prove a Millennium Prize Problem.
Rohan Paul, relaying the remarks on X, says 10,000 copies of the model ran nonstop for about four days and worked without hierarchy, each choosing its own direction and sharing progress. The full video is on the ADIPEC Official YouTube channel. The reports do not name the problem or publish a proof, and no independent verification is reported.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXPickSam Altman says an unreleased OpenAI model proved a Millennium Prize ProblemAIRohan Paul relays Sam Altman's remarks at the ADIPEC opening ceremony in Abu Dhabi that the next GPT model, to be released soon, was used to prove a Millennium Prize Problem. The post adds that 10,000 copies of the model ran nonstop for about four days and worked without hierarchy, each choosing its own direction and sharing progress. The full video is on the ADIPEC Official YouTube channel.

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