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Özgün başlık: 2nd mathematician is accusing OpenAI of being dishonest about training data
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Video 2 Powered By 10 Sec 202.7K 20 Jersey Mike's has filed confidentially with the SEC for an IPO Next Stay Thom said he began scrutinizing his own ChatGPT interactions after Buckmaster publicly questioned whether OpenAI's models had benefited from his use of the company's Codex tool. One of the 10 mathematical results OpenAI announced last month involved non-sofic groups, an area where Thom had done significant work, and OpenAI had already revised its writeup after facing criticism for failing to acknowledge contributions from Thom and fellow mathematician Gábor Kun, according to The Verge. Non-sofic groups are infinite mathematical structures that cannot be approximated by finite ones. Thom said he found it notable that OpenAI had shown such a precise grasp of his techniques, which at the time he did not consider the most obvious path toward a solution.