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Two teams solved the same quantum crypto problem using GPT-5.6 just three hours apart

The Decoder·August 3, 2026·1 min read
Two teams solved the same quantum crypto problem using GPT-5.6 just three hours apart

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Two research teams independently solved the same quantum cryptography problem using OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra, submitting their findings just three hours apart. This event raises questions about the nature of "independent discovery" in contexts where the same AI models are utilized.

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Two research teams independently solved the same open quantum cryptography problem using OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra, submitting their papers just three hours apart. "If someone mentions an open problem, the first thing is to see if GPT solves it," says one of the researchers. The case raises a question: what does "independent discovery" mean when everyone uses the same models? The article Two teams solved the same quantum crypto problem using GPT-5.6 just three hours apart appeared first on The

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