What was already known
Strassen’s recursion reduced the exponent below the textbook value 3. The new claim addresses the asymptotic exponent rather than a fixed-size decomposition.
What changed and why it matters
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The AI contribution
OpenAI attributes the manuscript to an internal frontier model. This entry does not infer the exact human contribution to this individual result from the release-wide description.
Limitations
The bound is over complex arithmetic and permits an epsilon in the operation exponent. It does not establish exponent 2 or a practical universal speedup. Preprint. AIProofWatch reviewed the source statement and scope, not the full proof, and has not independently run a formal checker.
Verification evidence
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Author claim
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Accessible artifact / proof
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Correction and publication history
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