>If you think it was the AI that solved a Millennium Prize, then why don't you try using ChatGPT to get a Millennium Prize? The model which did the NS solution

>If you think it was the AI that solved a Millennium Prize, then why don't you try using ChatGPT to get a Millennium Prize? The model which did the NS solution is not yet available to the public, and it required over 15 million dollars of tokens (based on API pricing) to produce the solution. >And only the mathematician was able to make the AI do that. Anybody else with the same AI could not do the same thing. That is only speculation, the total sum of the prompt's help to the model could have just been suggesting research directions. Also mathematicians talk to each other and use/learn from each others' research all the time. Should every mathematician, in order to produce a "legitimate" proof, lock themselves in a room for the entire duration of their work and ensure no one else helped?