Even if open models solve Navier-Stokes someday, nobody will credit them, due to assumed training data contamination
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-09
teortaxesTex points out an evaluation paradox for open models: when an open model eventually solves Navier-Stokes independently, nobody will credit it, since everyone will assume it saw similar content in training data. 'You can't do this later' — the window for credibly verifying independent discovery is limited.
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