OpenAI宣布其AI模型找到了千禧年大奖问题之一的纳维-斯托克斯方程的解1。该公司使用10,000个AI代理和一个新实验模型，在88小时内完成了计算，随后又耗时17小时进行验证1。
然而这一声明引发了数学界对学术诚信、数据隐私和竞争伦理的严重关切1。数学家Tristan Buckmaster表示，OpenAI曾向他们询问其数据是否被使用，但未获得答复1。Buckmaster进一步指控OpenAI要求删除Anthropic公司员工Levent Alpöge的署名作为合作条件，尽管OpenAI否认了此指控1。另一名数学家Terence Tao表达了对AI公司可能抑制研究人员分享前沿研究的担忧1。OpenAI声称未访问特定用户数据，但关于该模型是否在Buckmaster和Alpöge的私人工作基础上训练仍存疑问1。
根据千禧年大奖规则，奖项需在解决方案发表至少两年后才能颁发，因此该问题目前在官方上仍属未解决状态1。
OpenAI announced that its artificial intelligence model has found a solution to the Navier-Stokes equations, one of the Millennium Prize Problems, using 10,000 AI agents to complete the computation in 88 hours, with an additional 17 hours required for verification 1. However, the claim has sparked significant concerns among mathematicians regarding academic integrity, data privacy, and competitive ethics.
Mathematician Tristan Buckmaster reported that OpenAI inquired whether his data had been used but did not receive a response 1. Buckmaster further alleged that OpenAI made the removal of Anthropic employee Levent Alpöge's name from the work a condition of collaboration, though OpenAI has denied this accusation 1. The dispute raises questions about whether OpenAI's model was trained on the unpublished research of Buckmaster and Alpöge 1. While OpenAI has stated it did not access specific user data, uncertainty persists regarding the foundation of its model's training 1.
The controversy extends beyond individual disputes. Mathematician Terence Tao has expressed concern that AI companies may discourage researchers from sharing cutting-edge research findings 1. Under the rules governing the Millennium Prize, awards cannot be granted until at least two years after a solution is published, meaning the problem remains officially unsolved despite OpenAI's claims 1.
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