Community site tracks corrections for OpenAI's 719 AI math manuscripts
SoledadVillar5 · x · 2026-10-25
On Oct 6, OpenAI released 719 AI-generated math manuscripts grouped into 372 result families, spanning number theory, algebraic geometry, topology, combinatorics and more—all unpeer-reviewed. To help the community digest them, a site called oai-math-revised now offers:
- Browsing all manuscripts by discipline with OpenAI's own summaries
- Tracking revisions, retractions, citations and follow-up work
- Community corrections, comments and reading groups
Notable mathematicians are already involved: Terence Tao added remarks on the Landau–Siegel zeros exclusion paper (drafted with Claude Code, sources checked personally), and algebraic geometer Johannes Schmitt signed up to work on a counterexample to Pixton completeness in Chow rings.
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