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GPT 5.6 Pro Solves Five Erdős Problems, User Claims

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A user on Reddit claims to have used GPT 5.6 Pro to solve five specific Erdős problems in mathematics. The user, who has previously used AI models to solve mathematical problems and co-authored a paper with prominent mathematicians like Terence Tao, posted links to the solutions for problems 730, 671, 948, 346, and 1139. This user regularly tests new OpenAI models on Erdős problems, suggesting that AI is increasingly capable of tackling complex mathematical challenges. AI

IMPACT Suggests advanced AI capabilities in complex problem-solving, potentially accelerating research in mathematics and other fields.

RANK_REASON User-generated claim about a model's capabilities, not an official release or benchmark.

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GPT 5.6 Pro Solves Five Erdős Problems, User Claims

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 Español(ES) · /u/ThunderBeanage ·

    GPT-5.6 Pro Solves 5 Erdos Problems

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Seen a lot of hype around 5.6 solving open math problems recently and it’s been fantastic to watch. I think it’s worth noting that Erdos problems get solved a lot more than people realise and are not reported on social media as it seems pointless…

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