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OpenAI breakthrough shakes up mathematical research

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OpenAI breakthrough shakes up mathematical research

French mathematician Hugo Duminil-Copin, 2022 Fields Medal winner, said he cried after an OpenAI breakthrough in mathematics. He was speaking during a video conference organised on 8 October by the French Mathematical Society, according to Le Monde.

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