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papersSEP 10 04:19 UTC

OpenAI faces claim that a credited proof was already published elsewhere

A Hacker News thread questions whether a mathematical proof credited to OpenAI had already been established in earlier published work by other researchers. The headline frames this as a possible repeat of an earlier case where an OpenAI-attributed result was found in existing literature. No verification or company response is included in the report, so the allegation remains unconfirmed.

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