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OpenAI Forms Nine-Member Math AI Advisory Group at Princeton

By Drooid · Sep 24, 2026, 12:15 AM UTC · How we work

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OpenAI announced a nine-member independent Advisory Group on Mathematics and AI at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study.
The panel includes nine leading mathematicians from Stanford, Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge, many holding Fields Medals and MacArthur fellowships.
OpenAI claims its unreleased model solved the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem and over 100 other longstanding open problems.
Mathematicians criticized the move as scooping, lacking credit and potentially stealing work generated with OpenAI’s models.

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OpenAI announced a nine-member independent Advisory Group on Mathematics and AI at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study.
The panel includes nine leading mathematicians from Stanford, Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge, many holding Fields Medals and MacArthur fellowships.
OpenAI claims its unreleased model solved the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem and over 100 other longstanding open problems.
Mathematicians criticized the move as scooping, lacking credit and potentially stealing work generated with OpenAI’s models.