OpenAI宣布在普林斯顿高等研究院成立数学与人工智能咨询小组，为数学家提供参与公司数学研究的渠道1。该咨询小组由9位数学家组成，成员无需获得报酬，拥有自主发表意见和控制成员资格的权限，但明确不具有影响OpenAI数学研究进度的权力1。
与此同时，OpenAI声称其内部模型已解决超过100个开放性数学问题，其中包括纳维-斯托克斯千禧年大奖问题1。这一宣布引发强烈反弹——25位菲尔兹奖得主署名表示反对AI实验室加速数学问题求解的步伐1。咨询小组初始成员中仅有高等研究院的Camillo De Lellis同时在这份抗议信上签名1。
OpenAI has announced the formation of the Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, creating a formal channel for mathematicians to engage with the company's mathematical research initiatives.1 The establishment of this advisory body comes as OpenAI claims its models have resolved more than 100 open mathematical problems, including the Navier-Stokes millennium prize problem.1
The announcement has sparked significant pushback from the mathematics community, with 25 Fields Medal recipients signing a letter opposing the accelerated pace at which AI laboratories are advancing mathematical problem-solving.1 The advisory group's nine initial members include mathematicians from various institutions, though only one member—Camillo De Lellis of the Institute for Advanced Study—also signed the Fields Medal holders' letter of protest.1 According to OpenAI's framework, advisory group members serve without compensation, retain full freedom to express their views independently, and maintain control over membership, yet they have been explicitly denied any authority to influence the pace or direction of OpenAI's mathematical research efforts.1
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