OpenAII has achieved “gold medal-tier performance” at the International Mathematics Olympiad, another important milestone for AI’s rapidly increased growth. Alexander Wei, a research scientist from OpenaiI, is working on LLMS and Reasoning, Posted on X This was given on a practical research model “Long -laid challenge in AI”.

According to Wei, an unpublished model of OpenaiI was able to solve five out of six problems in one of the world’s longest and prestigious mathematics competitions, 35 out of 42 points. International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) sees that countries are sent to six students to solve extremely difficult algebra and pre-calculus problems. These exercises are simplely simple, but usually requires some creativity to score the highest marks on each problem. For This year’s competitionOnly 67 of the 630 total contestants received gold medals, or about 10 percent.

AI is often tasked with dealing with complex dataset and repetitive tasks, but it usually decreases when it comes to solve problems that require more creativity or complex decisions. However, with the latest IMO competition, Openai says its model was able to handle complex mathematics problems with human-like logic.

“, We have received a model that can craft complex, watertite arguments at the level of human mathematicians,” Wei wrote on the CEO X Wei and Sam Altman of OpenEII, both said that the company has not expected to release anything with this level of mathematics capacity for several months. This means that the upcoming GPT-5 will probably improve Its predecessorBut it will not facilitate the same impressive capacity to compete in IMO.