Navier-Stokes breakthrough reportedly done with off-the-shelf commercial models, no internal OpenAI models
_sholtodouglas · x · 2026-09-08
A repost emphasizes that Tristan and Levent's remarkable work used only commercially available models, with no internal models involved, and was funded by Tristan's grant money. The claim is framed against the ongoing dispute over OpenAI allegedly jockeying for attribution credit on the Navier-Stokes result.
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