OpenAI Claims AI-Generated Algorithm Can Solve Some Hard Computing Problems Faster, Overturning The “Exponential Time Hypothesis”
By Markus Kasanmascheff, WinBuzzer
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OpenAI claims their AI-generated algorithm can solve certain hard computing problems faster. Mathematicians are organizing an examination of the claim. OpenAI says AI has produced an algorithm that would overturn the Exponential Time Hypothesis, a key assumption about how quickly certain hard computing problems can be solved. The claim is part of an announcement from October 26 spanning wave mathematics and particle physics, with two manuscripts public and the physics work initially shared with selected experts. The October 26 release added manuscripts on the Exponential Time Hypothesis and local smoothing, together with Lean formalizations, which express mathematical arguments for computer checking. A third claim concerns the rigorous construction of quantum field theories.
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