OpenAI · AI for science
OpenAI: working with academic communities on science
OpenAI published a research post on working with academic communities to build scientific understanding. It shares model results on three topics: the Kakeya conjecture, the Exponential Time Hypothesis and quantum chromodynamics. The post also covers how researchers can verify and build on these results. the page is only a short feed description, so it gives no details of the models used, the methods, any measured results or availability.
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