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OpenAI launches math and AI advisory group to review research disclosures

OpenAI has created an external advisory group to evaluate its AI-related mathematics research results and discuss how they are disclosed. The move follows concerns in the mathematics community about verification and recognition of researchers’ contributions after OpenAI said its AI solved major unsolved problems. The group, based at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study, has 9 mathematicians and will assess significance and coordinate disclosure timing and methods. Members are unpaid and independently managed.

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Guhyuk-chae discusses research innovation in AI era with Nobel laureates

Guhyuk-chae, first vice minister at South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT, met Nobel Prize winners in Seoul to discuss directions for shaping a future research environment. At the Nobel Prize Dialogue Seoul 2026 event, participants exchanged views on how artificial intelligence could change scientific discovery and the role of researchers. They also discussed ways to build a research environment for creative and challenging work.

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Princeton researchers say alignment alone not enough to withstand AI risks

Princeton University researchers argue that relying only on AI alignment is insufficient to address risks from advanced AI systems. In a lengthy post, they call for layered defenses: alignment as a starting point, controls such as sandboxing and human oversight, downstream defenses that use AI to respond to AI-enabled attacks, and resilience measures to limit damage and restore systems after incidents. The approach shifts debate toward practical risk management.