Meta's AI Co-Authored Five Solutions to Unsolved Math Problems

Meta published six mathematics papers this weekend co-authored by human mathematicians and Muse Spark — five of them addressing previously open problems, including a group-theory counterexample, an ellipsoid threshold, and a 2015 wave-collapse question. The collaboration model is honest and bounded: humans chose the problems, verified the results, Muse Spark did the heavy technical lifting. Also today: Google suspends its open-source bug bounty because AI hallucinated reports are overwhelming engineers, and Anthropic's Mythos found a critical Rejetto flaw that was exploited within 24 hours.

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