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Rumor from an NYU math professor that this was only batch #1 of 3 of OpenAI math solutions…
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Author: /u/socoolandawesome
Source published: 07/10/2026, 14:17:02 UTC
Briefing created: 31/10/2026, 21:44:41 UTC
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Briefings
An NYU math professor named Scott Narmstrong claimed to have deleted a tweet stating he was less certain about OpenAI's math solutions, suggesting this was merely the first of three batches. The evidence provided is a single tweet link from October 2026, which was subsequently deleted by the author. No other details regarding the specific solutions, their performance, or the full batch size are available in the source.
Key points
- Scott Narmstrong, an NYU math professor, claimed to have deleted a tweet expressing uncertainty about OpenAI's math solutions.
- The tweet was identified as potentially the first of three batches, though the total batch size remains unknown.
Context
The finding is significant for the public as it suggests OpenAI's mathematical models may not be as reliable as previously assumed, potentially affecting user trust and expectations regarding their capabilities.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to one tweet link from October 2026, which was deleted by the author. No other details regarding the specific solutions, their performance, or the full batch size are available in the source.
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