Rumor: OpenAI model solved Navier-Stokes millennium problem and 300+ open math problems at ~3h compute each
haider1 · x · 2026-11-03
X user haider posts (unverified rumor) that OpenAI is about to release a model that reportedly solved the Navier–Stokes millennium prize problem and made breakthroughs on over 300 open math problems, including the Riemann hypothesis, with each result requiring an average of just 3 hours of compute. "Imagine what their latest internal models look like." No official confirmation yet — treat with caution.
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