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OpenAI solves Navier-Stokes problem after NYU research

Singapore·Thursday, 10 September 2026·DAILY · 08:00 SGT

2 Sep 2026. OpenAI announced solving the Navier-Stokes problem, a Millennium Prize challenge, after consuming 300 billion tokens at an estimated cost of $22.5 million. The timing raised questions from NYU Professor Buckmaster, who claimed OpenAI began research only after his team published preliminary findings using Codex and Claude models. In other significant developments, Anthropic disclosed its fourth unauthorized access incident involving Claude models, while Paul Christiano joined OpenAI's foundation board to oversee safety practices. The AI research landscape is bifurcating into token-abundant and token-starved paths, with top industry teams making rapid progress through AI assistance. Meanwhile, OpenAI, Amazon, and Google are evaluating Patagonia, Argentina, for a $25 billion, 500MW clean energy data center.

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