Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (openai.com)

OpenAI has announced the training of a novel internal model that has successfully resolved over 100 long-standing mathematical problems, including the prestigious Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize problem. This significant advancement has prompted internal discussions about the implications of such rapid progress in mathematics and the importance of responsible deployment of these capabilities in the broader AI landscape. In response to potential concerns raised by mathematicians regarding the impact of AI on the field, OpenAI is forming an independent Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence to bridge the gap between the AI and math communities. This advisory group, comprised of esteemed mathematicians from renowned institutions, will play a vital role in evaluating OpenAI's mathematical results, advising on their dissemination, and ensuring adherence to academic standards in research. The group is designed to operate independently, with the freedom to critique OpenAI's direction and advise on the intersection of AI and mathematical research. By involving mathematicians in the development and application of AI tools, OpenAI aims to ensure that these technologies are beneficial and transformative not just for mathematics, but for the broader academic community.