Levent Alpöge is a mathematician at Anthropic.
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“Anthropic mathematician who criticized OpenAI for not contacting Ethan Sussman to collaborate on AI-generated science work before publicly releasing results.”
“Mathematician who posted the Jacobian counterexample, a major result in AI-assisted theorem proving.”
“Worked with Tristan Buckmaster on Navier-Stokes research using OpenAI Codex and Anthropic Claude before OpenAI's announcement.”
“Mathematician collaborating with Tristan Buckmaster on Navier-Stokes proof, allegedly had his work copied by OpenAI.”
“Used Claude to discover elliptic curves with rank-30 and rank-31, advancing number theory research.”
“Collaborated with Tristan Buckmaster on Navier-Stokes proofs using Claude and Codex AI models.”
“Anthropic employee and mathematician who worked with Tristan Buckmaster on Navier-Stokes progress.”
“Mathematician and Anthropic employee who worked with Tristan Buckmaster on a method related to the Navier-Stokes equation proof.”
“Anthropic employee and mathematician who worked on a forced Euler problem solution concurrent with OpenAI's Navier-Stokes proof.”
“Mathematician who produced a proof for the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem, with OpenAI agents and researchers involved.”
“Anthropic researcher Levent Alpoge revealed that Claude Opus 5 solved a 78-year-old mathematics problem.”
“Examined and validated Claude's mathematical proof on the Riemann hypothesis breakthrough.”
“Examined Claude's work on the Riemann hypothesis to understand the new results and how they related to prior research.”
“One of Anthropic's mathematicians who examined and validated Claude's mathematical findings on the Riemann zeta function”
“Had Fable disprove the Jacobian Conjecture and pointed Fable at ten open math problems, solving five of them in a day with a generic prompt.”
“Accomplished mathematician at Anthropic who replicated roughly half of OpenAI's Astra mathematical results within 24 hours using public Claude Fable model.”
“Used Fable to find a counterexample to the Jacobian conjecture, a famous mathematical problem.”
“Disproving the Jacobian conjecture using Claude with a one-line formula post on X.”
“Harvard-trained mathematician who used Claude Fable 5 to find a counterexample disproving the Jacobian Conjecture, a 1939 open problem.”
“Claimed Claude Fable 5 produced hand-checkable counterexample to the Jacobian conjecture.”