Counterpoint: model vendors dumping math proofs beats users fighting for credit
xtelepathx · x · 2026-10-08
Responding to Vincent Conitzer, @xtelepathx argues that if these AI models will be built and released anyway, it's better that verified math results come out as vendor dumps than random users extracting proofs and fighting over credit and priority — the root take in the authorship debate.
Related event: Debate flares over how OpenAI should release AI-generated math proofs(5 posts)→
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