Math has a scandal
Happy Tuesday, legends. Welcome back to another edition of The Frontier, our weekly newsletter covering the best new AI launches on Product Hunt.
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WHAT'S HOT
🌊 Nobody agrees who solved Navier-Stokes. OpenAI claimed the Millennium Prize problem on September 8, 10,000 agents working for 88 hours. NYU's Tristan Buckmaster says his and Levent Alpöge's Euler advances leaked to OpenAI days earlier, and that the company threatened his career. (Tom's Hardware)
🏛️ 25 Fields Medalists signed a declaration about it. Terence Tao among them on Saturday: stop treating open problems as benchmarks, stop skipping attribution. It names no company, which is its own kind of attribution. (Cybernews)
💸 DeepSeek is lining up a Shanghai IPO. The lab that wiped a trillion dollars off the market in January 2025 is preparing to list at home. (TechStartups)
🧰 ChatGPT can now work inside your Box account. Box shipped MCP actions in ChatGPT: browse folders, preview files, @mention a document and run actions on it without leaving the chat. (The Agile Brand)
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