“IA resolveu problema matemático de 80 anos.” Não é bem assim…
Na verdade, ele já havia sido resolvido; a diferença é que o resultado gerado pelo bot é mais preciso, só isso. E a OpenAI já foi pega exagerando em alegações do tipo.
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