Scale AI's Muse Claims 6 Open Math Problems Solved With Mathematicians
inductionheads · x · 2026-10-07
Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang announced that Muse, collaborating with mathematicians, solved six open problems in math, spanning Gaussian ellipsoid fitting thresholds, finite-time blow-up in the mass-critical biharmonic NLS, semiabelian groups vs. monomiality, tightness of cycle-based relaxations for alpha-cycles, string two-point functions, and solvable evolution algebras (settling a García-Martínez–Pérez-Rodríguez conjecture). The retweaker quipped "muse what? 💭" at the naming.
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