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It's not collecting other people's data and claiming it's your own.


Going back to the specific topic at hand, who claimed data as their own when it wasn't? I don't see the interpretation of OpenAI solving the unsolved problem as claiming data that isn't theirs. I also don't recall them mentioning a particular method used in the solution, that was created by someone else, as theirs.


The Navier-Stokes proof barely cited anyone.


The authors were referenced.




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