OpenAI waxay sameysay koox cusub oo masuul ka ah xallinta 100+ mowduucyo aad u adag ee su'aalaha farsamada
OpenAI ayaa maanta sheegtay inay sameysay koox madax bannaan oo ku taal Jaamacadda Aragtida Sare ee Princeton, oo loo sameeyay inay ka qayb qaaddo baaritaannada farsamada ee shirkaddu ku waddo, iyadoo inta badan xallisay 100 mowduuc oo kale oo su'aal ahaa.
Sida kooxdu u shaqeyso
Kooxda cusub ee loo yaqaanno 'Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence' waxay ku shaqeynaysaa qaab masuuliyad bixin ah, iyadoo eegaysa muhiimadda natiijooyinka cusub ee soo baxa, sidoo kalena xallinaysa waqtiga ay natiijooyinkaas la wadaagi karaan. Aqoonyahannada ka mid ah kooxda ma heli doonaan lacag, laakiin waxay heli doonaan awoodda inay bayaan ka bixiyaan arrimaha ay aragto.
OpenAI waxay sheegtay in kooxdaan cusub aysan mas'uul ka noqon doonin inay xalliso su'aalaha ku saabsan sida ay baaritaannada farsamada u socdaan, iyadoo ku xiran tahay inay si toos ah uga qayb qaaddaan horumarka shirkaddu ku leedahay farsamada.
Xaaladda ka hor inta aan kooxdu soo bixin
Sheegashadan ayaa timid kadib markii OpenAI ay si degdeg ah u soo bandhigtay xal u ah su'aasha Navier-Stokes ee Millennium Prize, taas oo keentay in aqoonyahanno badan ay ka xun yihiin sida degdegga ah ee ay shirkadaha AI-ka u socdaan baaritaannada farsamada.
25 aqoonyahan oo horey u helay Medallada Fields ayaa qoray qoraal furan oo ku saabsan in shirkadaha AI-ka ay ku haystaan xirfadda aqoontooda, iyagoo ku eedeeyay inay isku dayaan inay ku guuleystaan su'aalaha farsamada ee caanka ah.
Aqoonyahannada ka mid ah kooxda
Kooxda cusub waxaa loo doortay saddex iyo toban aqoonyahan oo caan ah, iyadoo la sheegay in kaliya mid ka mid ah kooxda, oo loo yaqaanno Camillo De Lellis, uu horey u qaatay qoraalka Medallada Fields ee aqoonyahannada kale.
Jaamacadda Aragtida Sare ee Princeton waxay sheegtay in kooxdaan cusub aysan awood u lahayn inay go'aamiyaan arrimaha shirkadaha AI-ka, balse ay ku xiran tahay inay si toos ah uga qayb qaaddaan go'aamada shirkadaha.
OpenAI has established a new independent advisory body at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study to bring mathematicians into its research process, following a wave of high-profile problem solutions.
A New Bridge to the Mathematical Community
On Monday, OpenAI announced the creation of the Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence, hosted at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. The group is designed to give mathematicians a formal voice in how the company moves forward with its math-oriented research. This group will serve as a bridge to the mathematical community and broader public, giving mathematicians a voice in how we move forward.
The announcement follows the abrupt publication of a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem, which drew sharp criticism from the academic community. OpenAI also claims that the same internal model has resolved more than 100 additional open problems across most areas of mathematics, prompting the need for greater external oversight and input from experts in the field.
Advisory Role, Not Decision-Making Power
Members of the group will not be paid, but they retain the freedom to offer unsolicited advice, go public with their views, and control their own membership. However, the group will not be given leeway to slow down or redirect OpenAI's ongoing mathematical research. As the blog post puts it, the group will not be responsible for advising us on how to pace our internal progress on mathematics.
The Institute for Advanced Study emphasized this point in its own announcement, stating that although they will give advice, they do not have decision making power at any AI company. The responsibility for the decisions made by any company will rest with that company, ensuring that the advisory body remains a consultative rather than a governing entity.
Nine Mathematicians Join Amid Growing Tensions
Nine prominent mathematicians have been named as initial members of the group, though only one of them, IAS's Camillo De Lellis, also signed the Fields Medalists' letter. This limited overlap highlights the deep divisions between the company and the broader mathematical community, which has expressed concern over the pace and implications of AI-driven research.
Earlier this month, 25 Fields Medal-winning mathematicians signed an open letter arguing that AI labs are threatening their intellectual work as they seek to one-up each other with solutions to famous math problems. The formation of the advisory group comes as a response to these concerns, aiming to restore trust and ensure that human expertise remains central to the development of mathematical AI.
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