Vincent Woo on AI Research, Scientific Credit and Integrity

A sourced history of statements and actions associated with this topic.

Disputes over authorship, credit, research conduct and publication practices involving artificial intelligence and scientific work.

Scope: Covers attributable disagreements over contributions, publication pressure, collaboration and use of research material. Treats mathematical correctness, authorship conduct and data-access allegations as separate questions.

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1 event on this page. Dates: September 8, 2026

1 matching event. Dates: September 8, 2026

1 total published event. Dates: September 8, 2026

September 8, 2026Condemned
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OpenAI improperly pressured the researchers over authorship and publication of the mathematical results.
“A bit cutthroat, I think.”
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Personal public response
Editorial rationale
Explicit negative assessment of the handling of credit.
Vincent Woo criticizes the reported competition for credit (opens in a new tab)
Early reaction to Buckmaster's account, before Bubeck's detailed rebuttal.

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Did OpenAI improperly pressure mathematicians over authorship and credit?