OpenAI is rumored to be close to solving another 'Millennium Prize Problem' On September 17th, according to The Information, OpenAI was caught in a whirlpool of public opinion earlier this month after being accused by mathematicians of attempting to take credit for solving an extremely difficult math problem. However, a person familiar with the solution revealed that OpenAI is now close to solving another math problem in the "Millennium Prize Problem". The person stated that employees expect the next issue - the Hodge Conjecture - to be resolved soon. However, the person stated that the company may need a longer time to announce the solution as it is working with the math community to ensure that the announcement does not trigger another public relations crisis. The report states that although solving these problems is not cheap, some OpenAI researchers believe that mathematics is the natural field that their models should explore next after software engineering. These two fields have similar characteristics: they both require gradual logical reasoning, and the resulting answers can usually be automatically verified for their correctness. Some researchers even believe that the automation wave that has occurred in the field of software engineering over the past year will sweep across the field of mathematics in the next six to nine months. In addition, solving difficult mathematical problems can also help artificial intelligence developers advance the automation process of machine learning research - a field that involves a large amount of mathematical content. (Golden Ten)