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Anandkumar contrasts her team's PINN-based Euler result with OpenAI's approach, which used a ChatGPT/Claude-like generalist AI instead. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: What AI means for the fate of mathematics · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:2aeb26e43fbbdb5bb5853478e52a53846c974a41ff5dedc37e82bb5167e69e6b

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Anima Anandkumar, a Caltech professor working at the intersection of mathematics and AI, succeeded with her team in solving a simplified form of the Navier-Stokes equations (known as Euler equations) using an AI model that did not rely on prior works from researchers. This AI was not like the ones powering ChatGPT or Claude, but rather a physics-informed neural network (PINN) model, which combines data with the laws of physics. "So, you could think of OpenAI as being more reliant on humans than we are in some sense," she said.

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