AI Labs Claim ETH Refutation as Computer Scientists Organize Response
OpenAI and Anthropic claim their models refuted a longstanding computational-complexity assumption; MIT's Ryan Williams is organizing the field's response.
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OpenAI and Anthropic each released claims that their AI models refuted the Exponential Time Hypothesis, a durable computer science assumption. MIT professor Ryan Williams is organizing the computer science community's response, starting with an open letter seeking feedback and discussion of norms around AI contributions.
AI Labs Claim ETH Refutation as Computer Scientists Organize Response ↗OpenAI and Anthropic claim their models refuted a longstanding computational-complexity assumption; MIT's Ryan Williams is organizing the field's response.
OpenAI announced claimed results in math, computer science and physics; a challenge to the Exponential Time Hypothesis was released for review, but physics was not.
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