¿Nos roba la IA las ideas? “No se puede demostrar al 100%, pero es lógico pensar que sí”
La resolución de uno de un reto matemático por OpenAI da alas a la sospecha de que estas herramientas podrían estar extrayendo información, según los expertos
The AI company OpenAI recently announced that one of its models, ChatGPT, was able to solve the "existence and smoothness problem" of Navier-Stokes, one of the seven Millennium Problems from the Clay Institute, considered the most complex in the history of mathematics. Rumors suggest they are on the verge of unlocking another. The Navier-Stokes problem had been unsolved for 90 years.
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman claims the solution was found in just 88 hours using 10,000 agents of artificial intelligence (AI), though they have acknowledged using methods developed by two Spanish scientists and have not clarified if they also used work from another researcher at Anthropic, their main competitor. OpenAI's spokesperson stated they did not use the competitor's prompts or tests to guide their models or agents.
They also noted that, while unlikely, they cannot rule out the possibility that data derived from the use of their products could have helped improve their models.
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