OpenAI's Siegel zero proof shrinks to five pages
OpenAI's proof that Siegel zeros do not exist was only 8 pages, and mathematicians Kerr and Green soon shortened it to 6 and 5 pages, fueling discussion that many open math problems may just be exercises for sufficiently determined solvers.
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