Gary Marcus Questions OpenAI: At Least One AI Math Proof is Wrong
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-08-02
In response to OpenAI's claim that their model solved 10 decade-old math problems for under $2,000 in API costs, prominent AI critic Gary Marcus expressed skepticism.
Citing verification from other users, Marcus pointed out that at least one of the mathematical proofs generated by OpenAI might be incorrect.
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