Mathematician Tristan Buckmaster slams OpenAI's jockeying for Navier-Stokes attribution credit
IgorCarron · x · 2026-09-08
Quoted context shows mathematician Tristan Buckmaster criticizing OpenAI for jockeying for attribution credit on Navier-Stokes, calling the conduct cutthroat and hoping a Millennium Prize breakthrough would inspire more camaraderie. The poster adds that Sébastien's behavior shows 'a bit of arrogance.' Another piece of the attribution dispute around the OpenAI math breakthrough rumor.
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