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오픈AI “90년된 수학 난제 풀어…1만개 에이전트로 88시간 만에 해결”

The global AI firm, OpenAI, announced that their cutting-edge artificial intelligence model successfully solved one of the world's most notorious mathematical problems, known as the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem. If validated, this would mark the first time an AI has resolved an unresolvable mathematical conundrum.

The AI utilized a forthcoming artificial intelligence model to discover the solution, employing 1 million agents over 88 hours. Each agent communicated with 270,000 messages and utilized 130 billion output tokens. This process required hundreds of millions of dollars in computing resources. The problem is one of the seven "Millennium Prize Problems" selected by the Clay Mathematics Institute in 2000, with a $1 million prize for a verified solution.

However, OpenAI declined to seek the prize and stated that the proof was quite different from their competitors.

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