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Anthropic's Opus model discovers open Hadamard matrix of order 2292

A user on Reddit reported that Anthropic's Opus model successfully identified an open Hadamard matrix of order 2292. The user, who is not a mathematician or programmer, credited Opus 5.5 for this discovery, noting it was inspired by prior work from Alpoge. The post included specific matrix examples and a complex numerical sequence. AI

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Anthropic's Opus model discovers open Hadamard matrix of order 2292

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  1. r/Anthropic TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/MiddletownBooks ·

    Opus just found an open Hadamard matrix order for me - H(2292)

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I know it's not as impressive as either OpenAI's recent drop or Alpoge's work (which it draws on for inspiration), but I'm not either a mathematician or a programmer, so full credit to Opus 5.5 for this new example:</p> <p>Hadamard order (2292):<…