OpenAI posted 722 AI-written math manuscripts from an unreleased model, saying most came from a single prompt.

This staggering quantity of mathematical progress builds on AI developments that have unsettled the research community.

Why does a frontier model prove theorems that stumped mathematicians since the 1800s, yet still fumble a simple phone order at a Detroit pizzeria?

OpenAI says one of its internal models found the answers to hundreds more unsolved math problems on Wednesday, publishing proofs for the problems in a public GitHub repository. Meanwhile, a new super ...

John Moscatiello questions whether AP courses still deliver college-level rigor, examining easier questions, simpler readings ...

As schools across Florida navigate growing questions around artificial intelligence and screen time in the classroom, ...

OpenAI Group PBC has published 722 math papers that it generated using an unreleased artificial intelligence model.

OpenAI has published 722 manuscripts from an unreleased AI model, claiming advances on hundreds of mathematical problems that ...

OpenAI said today that it has released 722 research manuscripts, which the company says contain 372 new mathematical results.

OpenAI publishes 722 AI-generated math papers after its models outgrew benchmarks. See what's solved and what's unverified.

On Tuesday, OpenAI continued its all-out assault on mathematicians’ peace of mind and sense of career stability by releasing 377 new math results in the form of an info-dump on GitHub.

A $100 Bitcoin investment looks very different depending on which growth rate you trust, and the math behind one popular projection reveals a flaw that most crypto forecasters quietly ignore.