Category: AI scientific discovery

OpenAI Releases 722 AI‑Generated Mathematics Papers, Including New Quasi‑Riemann Hypothesis Insight

A landmark batch of 722 research papers generated by an unreleased OpenAI model has been posted to GitHub, covering roughly 20 mathematical subfields. Among the highlights, the system produced a proof of the quasi‑Riemann hypothesis, an important step…

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Major Publishers Join AI Start‑up Redpine in 20‑Million‑Paper Pay‑Per‑Use Deal

Six leading scientific publishers, including Sage, the BMJ group and Wangfang data, have agreed to provide a clinical AI start‑up, Redpine, with access to more than 20 million research papers under a novel ‘pay‑per‑use’ model. The arrangement, announced on…

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Major Publishers Grant AI Startup Access to 20 Million Papers in Groundbreaking Pay‑Per‑Use Deal

A new partnership announced on 6 October sees six leading scientific publishers—including Sage, the BMJ group and Wangfang data—provide a Swedish AI firm, Redpine, with access to more than 20 million research articles. The arrangement operates on a novel “pay‑per‑use”…

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