Cardano founder weighs OpenAI’s math breakthrough

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said on Sept. 9 that artificial intelligence had advanced further in formal mathematics than he expected. Summary Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said artificial intelligence’s mathematical progress considerably exceeded his earlier expectations publicly. OpenAI says roughly 10,000 agents produced a Navier–Stokes solution within 88 hours of work total. Clay still classifies Navier–Stokes as unsolved pending publication, review and broad mathematical acceptance worldwide today. Hoskinson raised confidentiality concerns for researchers entering unpublished work into centralized cloud AI systems online. OpenAI denied accessing private work but could not exclude de-identified usage data influencing model improvements. His comments followed OpenAI’s claim that an internal system produced a solution to the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem. During a broadcast, Hoskinson called the reported capabilities “pretty remarkable.” However, he also addressed unresolved questions about the work’s provenance and the privacy of research submitted to cloud-based AI services. Cardano founder says AI moved beyond collaboration tools Hoskinson said he originally ...