OpenAI reportedly closes in on solving the Hodge conjecture, its second Millennium Prize Problem
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OpenAI is reportedly tackling the next Millennium Prize Problem. After its still unconfirmed solution to the Navier-Stokes problem, the company is now working on the Hodge conjecture. Employees expect a solution soon, but any announcement could be delayed. After the PR crisis around Navier-Stokes, OpenAI wants to get the messaging right this time. The article OpenAI reportedly closes in on solving the Hodge conjecture, its second Millennium Prize Problem appeared first on The Decoder .
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