Physicist Reviews One of OpenAI's 722 Papers, Finds the Argument Fairly Elementary
alexbilz · x · 2026-11-04
At the KITP workshop on AI for Physics, physicist PlanckScale was asked to review one of 722 OpenAI papers. Their verdict: the argument turned out to be fairly elementary—something they could explain to physics undergraduates in about an hour—though it does contain some interesting steps. The thread also highlights the sheer volume of OpenAI's paper output.
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