OpenAI Recruits Fields Medallists To Advise On How It Announces AI Maths Results
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OpenAI Recruits Fields Medallists To Advise On How It Announces AI Maths Results
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Nine unpaid mathematicians including Gowers, Hairer and Witten will advise OpenAI on assessing and communicating AI maths results, after weeks of criticism over rushed, unverified claims.
- 01. Independent and unpaid; can publish recommendations and advise other labs; no decision-making power or say over research pace
- 02. Follows the unverified Navier-Stokes claim and an open letter from 25 Fields medallists; first task is coordinating a large release of significant results
OpenAI has formed an independent advisory group of nine mathematicians, including Fields medallists Timothy Gowers, Martin Hairer and Edward Witten, to help it responsibly share advances in AI and mathematics. They take no payment, can publish their own recommendations and are free to advise other labs, but have no decision-making power and no say over the pace of OpenAI's research. It follows an unverified Navier-Stokes claim, an open letter from 25 Fields medallists about rushed announcements, and OpenAI pulling its Caltech sponsorship. Their first task is coordinating the release of a large collection of significant results.
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