
OpenAI has published 722 mathematical papers from an unreleased internal model, grouping them into 372 result families that claim to solve or advance major open problems. The release includes a proof of the quasi-Riemann hypothesis and 162 results written in Lean for computer verification, achieved via single prompts averaging three hours of ChatGPT Pro compute. In the open-source sector, Mistral AI launched 'Le Chonk,' a 1T-parameter model that leads non-Chinese open systems on benchmarks, including cybersecurity and legal tasks. These developments highlight a growing trend where complex scientific reasoning is increasingly driven by large-scale AI inference rather than traditional human-led research methods.
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