Unverified: Anonymous Account Claims OpenAI Solved the Navier-Stokes Millennium Problem
l4rz · x · 2026-09-11
User l4rz claims OpenAI's recent 'Navier-Stokes millennium prize proof' is essentially 'a turbulence closure run backwards': pick a mean flow, compute the stress needed to keep the force smooth, then hand-build oscillations whose mean momentum flux equals that stress — 'an inverse problem, solved once.'
Caution: this comes from an anonymous third-party account with no proof details or links; OpenAI has made no such official announcement. Treat as an unverified claim, not established news.
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