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Of course you do if you're a) only given a partial solution b) racing against someone else using a competing AI.

The open question was whether their LLM got the nudge in the right direction because it got access to the chat somehow (e.g. automated training that scraped his chat logs) or just a high level "Navier stokes can be solved through LLM". It sounds like the former may have happened although right now we just have an accusation and a weak denial.

> You don't need massive amounts of computing to plagiarize something

The compute was used to leapfrog the human team, using their ideas and pushing them to a solution of the general problem.

Plagiarism isn’t being used in the literal sense.

wasn't it reported elsewhere that they used the equivalent of $22M (street) in Astra tokens? obviously it's not the same when you own the machinery but still.