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OpenAI releases 372 math results from an unreleased model

Many proofs have been checked in Lean; mathematicians say it will take months to assess their significance.

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A mathematician writes formulas on a whiteboard
A mathematician writes formulas on a whiteboard.

OpenAI released 372 results from its new, unreleased large language model, each of which the company says resolves or makes substantial progress on a major open question in mathematics or theoretical computer science, Scientific American reported on Tuesday.

The company posted the results in a GitHub repository. Many have already been verified in Lean, a programming language that validates a proof's logic, according to the report. Claimed results include a solution to the four-dimensional Kakeya conjecture and improvements to important computer algorithms.

An OpenAI spokesperson said the model produced almost every result in response to a single prompt handed to a single AI agent, Scientific American reported.

Mathematicians will need months to determine whether the proofs contain novel ideas or are mostly combinations of existing techniques, the publication said.

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