OpenAI’s experimental model achieved gold at the International Math Olympiad

Openai has received “gold medal-level performance” at the International Mathematical Olympiad associated with another important stage for the EU rapid development. Alexander Wei, a research scientist working on llms and justification in Openai, Sent x This conveyed an experimental research model on “A great problem in the AI.”

According to Wei, a model of Openai has been able to solve five problems from five problems in one of the world’s longest time, and in one of the most influential math competitions. The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) sees countries, sends six students to solve the problems of extremely difficult algebra and prior calculation. These exercises are seemingly simple, but generally require some creativity to shoot the highest prices in each problem. For This year’s contestOnly 67 of 67 of 67 of the 630 competition received a gold medal or about 10 percent.

AI is often assigned to solve complex databases and repetitive actions, but it is generally short when it comes to solving problems that require more creativity or complex decision setting. However, with the latest IMO competition, Openai says that the model can manage complex mathematical problems with a human mind.

“By doing so, we have achieved a model in the level of complex and waterproof,” Wei’s X. Wei and Sam Altman said, both do not expect to leave anything in the math-5. This will probably develop predecessorBut there will be no same effective abilities to compete in Imo.