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mit tech review · September 9, 2026

OpenAI accused of using AI math work without credit

openai claims to have solved a millennium prize problem using its models, but faces accusations of using others' ai-assisted work without credit.

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openai revealed its models solved the navier-stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of seven millennium prize problems. the problem concerns equations that describe fluid flow over time. openai's solution comes after nyu's tristan buckmaster posted a proof showing a simplified version of the equations can break down. buckmaster and anthropic's levent alpöge worked on the problem for almost a year using publicly available models from openai and anthropic. however, buckmaster accused openai of using their work without proper credit, which openai denied.

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