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Well, fine - but my understanding is, if a fuzz-generated Lean proof is correct, that’s end of story. It can’t be “incorrect” if it “passes”.

You might think this is not very useful, maybe - but that’s not a reason to retract..?



If you're fuzzing the solver, you might discover a solver bug.


Still a great progress


> Well, fine - but my understanding is, if a fuzz-generated Lean proof is correct, that’s end of story. It can’t be “incorrect” if it “passes”.

It may be correct, but it might not be a proof of what OpenAI claims it to be a proof of.




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