OpenAI and Anthropic Claim AI Has Disproved a 27-Year-Old Computer Science Hypothesis
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40+ products to market, Bell Labs to an FDA De Novo surgical robot. Fractional CPO. 40+ products to market, Bell Labs to an FDA De Novo surgical robot. Fractional CPO. 40+ products to market, Bell Labs to an FDA De Novo surgical robot. Fractional CPO. In two weeks, a paper by Peter Jonsson, a computer scientist at Linköping University in Sweden, goes up at what WIRED calls “one of the most prestigious conferences in theoretical computer science.” As of Monday, he told WIRED, much of that work is “dead.” OpenAI and Anthropic each claim that an AI model has knocked out a 27-year-old assumption half of the paper stands on, and both companies say their model found the idea on the same day, October 16.
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