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Current AI systems can reliably generate novel results in mathematics and theoretical computer science.

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  • this provides evidence for the parentsteward instructions →AI systems produced valid, novel solutions to many open mathematical problems in 2026. ↗︎
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OpenAI says its AI models produced major proofs in mathematics, computer science and physicsOct 27, 2026 · mentions it Untraced · nothing upstream recorded
OpenAI withdraws three preprints a day after releasing 722 manuscripts on unsolved math problemsOct 8, 2026 · mentions it Untraced · nothing upstream recorded
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Less than 24 hours after OpenAI posted over 700 preprints describing major math results by an internal AI model, the company has withdrawn three of the manuscripts for errors.

Reports the withdrawal of three of 722 AI-generated manuscripts over a sign error and revision of 14 others; a Cornell mathematician expects more errors and suggests Lean-verified results should have been announced first.

Nearly seven weeks after announcing an AI-generated proposed solution to the Navier–Stokes problem, and three weeks after releasing hundreds of mathematical manuscripts, OpenAI said on Oct. 26 that its internal AI models have produced three more results addressing longstanding scientific questions.

News report of OpenAI's and Anthropic's claimed AI-generated refutation of the Exponential Time Hypothesis (with Lean formalizations) and other claimed results; quotes UCSD and MIT researchers that their involvement is not certification.

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