OpenAI buys the dissatisfaction of mathematicians with five million dollars

OpenAI pays five million dollars to quell the anger and dissatisfaction of mathematicians who are alarmed by the company's new statements.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by the Independent, this donation will be used for a project led by the Simmons Foundation, which aims to help mathematicians investigate, understand and expand the results produced by artificial intelligence.

Chat's creator, GPT, faced massive scorn and derision from mathematicians after publishing extensive research into artificial intelligence powered by an unreleased experimental model.

The controversy began when the company released a report that it called a milestone in work on the Navier-Stokes equations that describe the motion of fluids and have puzzled researchers for 90 years.

However, the said research provoked criticism from a group of mathematicians who said that OpenAI may have used unpublished research to reach these findings.

The criticism intensified last week as the company announced that an experimental model had produced more than 372 new results, all of which represented massive work on some of the most important unanswered questions in math and computer science.

Many protesting mathematicians believed that the publication of the mentioned findings and the way OpenAI works have ignored some of the main methods in this field.

Cambridge University professor Henry Wilton said: If OpenAI wanted to destroy the mathematical community, this is an ideal way to do it.