Not Navier-Stokes, that was a couple days ago, old news. It’s one of the less famous problems they posted around the same time.
The cited Mathstodon post is here: https://mathstodon.xyz/@andreasthom/117240535270608201
Not Navier-Stokes, that was a couple days ago, old news. It’s one of the less famous problems they posted around the same time.
The cited Mathstodon post is here: https://mathstodon.xyz/@andreasthom/117240535270608201
Well, one obvious example is licensing. You can have things that are presented online with a terms of service or an actual license that excludes certain uses.
One specific example would be GitHub and the sites like it. There are plenty of public facing code bases with licensing that would prohibit forms of reuse, like for financial gain.
And yes, this appears to be what the researchers believed to be private conversations, but are likely completely owned by the AI companies in their terms of service.