The latest GPT 5.2 model released by OpenAI demonstrates remarkable capabilities in solving advanced mathematics problems, helping to resolve 11 out of 15 recently solved conjectures in the famous Erdős problem collection. Neil Somani (Neel Somani) pointed out that the model's reasoning ability is "significantly stronger," while mathematician Terence Tao (Terence Tao) believes that artificial intelligence is especially suitable for solving those obscure and difficult "long tail" problems. The emergence of formal tools like Lean and AI assistants such as Harmonic's Aristotle further promotes this trend and has gained recognition from academic researchers.
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The latest GPT 5.2 model released by OpenAI demonstrates remarkable capabilities in solving advanced mathematics problems, helping to resolve 11 out of 15 recently solved conjectures in the famous Erdős problem collection. Neil Somani (Neel Somani) pointed out that the model's reasoning ability is "significantly stronger," while mathematician Terence Tao (Terence Tao) believes that artificial intelligence is especially suitable for solving those obscure and difficult "long tail" problems. The emergence of formal tools like Lean and AI assistants such as Harmonic's Aristotle further promotes this trend and has gained recognition from academic researchers.