I think this highlights that, at the very least, coverage of AI-generated proofs should describe them as "claims" to solve problems, until, like all other works, the community has had time to review and digest them.
The idea that an AI company is beyond peer review is harmful.
>The idea that an AI company is beyond peer review is harmful.
i havent seen this sentiment expressed anywhere, have you?
isn't this comment chain on a submission about openai's claims being reviewed?
As far as I understand it, nobody is disputing the correctness of the Lean proof, or that it proves the conjecture it actually claims to prove. That's sufficient to consider the problem "solved". The natural language proof is a "nice to have".