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OpenAI’s Unreleased Model “Astra” Solved 10 Decades-Old Math Problems for $2,000 (With Proof Receipts)
The script claims OpenAI’s unreleased model “Astra” solved 10 long-open math and computer science problems—each unsolved for at least 10 years, including a 27-year-old question posed by Mikhail Gromov—plus three problems from Paul Erdős’s list and a first improvement to a sphere-packing bound since 1978, all for about $2,000 in compute. It argues credibility comes from OpenAI publishing Lean certificates on GitHub so anyone can machine-check the proofs, citing confirmations and reactions from Sebastian Bubeck and Thomas Bloom. The narrator frames math as a “proving ground” for reasoning and says collapsing costs will make elite thinking “rentable” for business tasks, while promoting the AI Profit Boardroom as a system to plug in new models. It also notes controversy via the Leiden Declaration about consent and peer review, and mentions earlier AI work on the Erdős unit distance conjecture endorsed by Fields medalist Tim Gowers.
00:00 Astra Shocks Math World
00:44 Ten Breakthrough Problems
01:46 Proof Receipts on GitHub
02:43 The $2000 Genius Engine
03:39 Why Businesses Should Care
04:22 Boardroom Plug and Play
05:12 Past Win Builds Credibility
06:18 What Astra Really Is
07:21 Backlash and Peer Review
08:45 Business Impact Explained
09:24 Three Doubts Answered
11:36 Learning to Think From AI
12:14 What Happens Next
13:14 Three Facts to Remember
14:55 Final Reflection and Choice
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