GPT
A family is a named generation or product line. Scores below are the sum of its named releases and any documented internal systems in the same line.
Benefit
+20.67
Harm
−4.44
Net Good
16.23
Releases
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ChatGPT contributes most proof ideas in a proposed proof of the KLS conjecture
A 4 October 2026 arXiv preprint presents a proof of the Kannan–Lovász–Simonovits conjecture and says most proofs and mathematical ideas were found by ChatGPT; the authors supplied the suspension idea and improved the exposition.
ERPBench: A State-Grounded Evaluation Paradigm for Computer-Use Agents in Enterprise Software
arXiv:2609.17885v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Computer-use agents that operate through screenshots and simulated actions are advancing rapidly, yet their evaluation remains anchored to general desktop and web tasks. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems run the finance, procurement, inventory, and customer operations of organizations worldwide, and pose distinct challenges for computer-use agents: dense interfaces, coordinated multi-step interactions, and errors that alter persistent business records rather than surfacing on screen. Existing enterprise benchmarks rely on proprietary pl
GTA: Graph Theory Agent and Benchmark for Algorithmic Graph Reasoning with LLMs
arXiv:2609.12265v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly asked to reason over structured data such as graphs, yet how reliably they can carry out multi-step graph algorithms in language remains unclear. Existing evaluations tend to use simple tasks on small graphs, to score code generation rather than reasoning over the graph itself, or to fix a single input format. We introduce Graph Theory Bench (GT Bench), a benchmark covering 24 classical graph problems in 44 task-structure settings, with over 100,000 examples across four representations: natural langu
An Oklahoma judge acknowledges ChatGPT produced fictitious citations in a ruling
On 9 September 2026 Reuters reported that Stephens County District Judge Lawrence Wheeler told investigators he used ChatGPT for research and that an order he drafted contained two citations to cases that do not exist.
New Mexico Supreme Court holds a lawyer in contempt for ChatGPT-fabricated witnesses
In September 2026 the New Mexico Supreme Court held attorney Stephen Aarons in contempt, fined him $5,000, and referred him for discipline after a murder-appeal brief prepared with ChatGPT included wholly fabricated witnesses and false police testimony.
OpenAI disrupts a Cambodia-based ChatGPT scam-compound operation
On 4 August 2026 OpenAI reported banning a coordinated ChatGPT account network, likely operating around Poipet, Cambodia, that used the models for romance, investment, gambling, and law-enforcement impersonation scams and for compound administration, after a WhatsApp lead.
GPT-5 supplies key steps on Erdős 848, a tree-count inequality, and network identifiability
In a 20 November 2025 OpenAI science-acceleration paper, GPT-5 helped Mehtaab Sawhney and Mark Sellke finish Erdős problem 848, produced a short proof of a conjectured small-subgraph inequality in trees that Bubeck, Sellke, and Yin checked, and pointed to leaf fraction as the statistic that identifies a hidden network parameter.
Ryu and Jang, using GPT-5 Pro, prove point convergence of Nesterov accelerated gradient
In October 2025 UCLA mathematicians Ernest Ryu and Uijeong Jang resolved the long-open question of whether Nesterov’s 1983 accelerated gradient method converges in iterates, in a collaboration they describe as heavily assisted by GPT-5 Pro. The human authors wrote and checked the final proof.