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OpenAI's assertion that its latest model had secured a gold medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) has provoked harsh criticism from IMO officials and the academic community. The criticism highlights that the purported achievement lacks official certification and that OpenAI prematurely announced the result, circumventing the IMO's rule to publish results one week after the closing ceremony. This action was perceived as an attempt to overshadow the accomplishments of teenage competitors. Furthermore, OpenAI did not engage in the official collaborative testing, and its self-assessed score was not acknowledged. Conversely, Google's DeepMind opted for a more discreet approach. Ultimately, the Chinese team emerged victorious, with all its members winning gold medals and ranking first in the overall score, featuring several outstanding contestants.
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