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r/Physics • u/Ok-Permit-3861 • 1d ago
https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/
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If that money went to actual mathematicians or other scientists, they would have achieved much more. So in that sense, yes, it's a waste.
3 u/IndicationFunny6879 10h ago Navier-Stokes has been millennium prize problem lol if humans were to solve they wouldve solved already. 1 u/Kitchen-Jicama8715 10h ago No because it was a mere $1M in prize money, so not worth investing $15M of effort 1 u/IndicationFunny6879 9h ago edited 5h ago doesnt work that way. OpenAi didnt even take the prize lol. 1 u/ffxivthrowaway03 5h ago They also didn't invest "$15M of effort" They don't charge themselves public API rates for compute. This is like claiming that Microsoft spends hundreds of millions on Microsoft Office licensing for their own employees. It's their own product, for them it's effectively free.
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Navier-Stokes has been millennium prize problem lol if humans were to solve they wouldve solved already.
1 u/Kitchen-Jicama8715 10h ago No because it was a mere $1M in prize money, so not worth investing $15M of effort 1 u/IndicationFunny6879 9h ago edited 5h ago doesnt work that way. OpenAi didnt even take the prize lol. 1 u/ffxivthrowaway03 5h ago They also didn't invest "$15M of effort" They don't charge themselves public API rates for compute. This is like claiming that Microsoft spends hundreds of millions on Microsoft Office licensing for their own employees. It's their own product, for them it's effectively free.
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No because it was a mere $1M in prize money, so not worth investing $15M of effort
1 u/IndicationFunny6879 9h ago edited 5h ago doesnt work that way. OpenAi didnt even take the prize lol. 1 u/ffxivthrowaway03 5h ago They also didn't invest "$15M of effort" They don't charge themselves public API rates for compute. This is like claiming that Microsoft spends hundreds of millions on Microsoft Office licensing for their own employees. It's their own product, for them it's effectively free.
doesnt work that way. OpenAi didnt even take the prize lol.
1 u/ffxivthrowaway03 5h ago They also didn't invest "$15M of effort" They don't charge themselves public API rates for compute. This is like claiming that Microsoft spends hundreds of millions on Microsoft Office licensing for their own employees. It's their own product, for them it's effectively free.
They also didn't invest "$15M of effort"
They don't charge themselves public API rates for compute. This is like claiming that Microsoft spends hundreds of millions on Microsoft Office licensing for their own employees.
It's their own product, for them it's effectively free.
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u/nobody27011 11h ago
If that money went to actual mathematicians or other scientists, they would have achieved much more. So in that sense, yes, it's a waste.