# Cited by AGI > Source: > Published: 2026-11-01 23:05:22+00:00 # Cited by AGI The mathematicians behind OpenAI's results. Every human author cited across the [openai/math](https://github.com/openai/math) manuscript collection, ranked by how often their work appears in a bibliography. Each count can be followed back to the manuscript and the reference that produced it. **9,399** human authors cited in **722** manuscripts across **372** result families, from **16,576** references. ## How the counting works A citation is one bibliography entry credited to an author in one manuscript. A work cited by ten manuscripts counts ten times; repeated mentions inside a single manuscript count once. Every named coauthor receives full credit. *Manuscripts* counts the distinct manuscripts that cite an author. *Families* counts distinct result families, which reduces the effect of companion papers. These are counts of citation frequency inside this repository, not a measure of mathematical importance or proof validity. Cited BibTeX entries and inline bibliography entries are parsed, organizational and anonymous authors are excluded, accents are normalized, and initials are merged with full names when the match is unique. Ambiguous initials stay separate. Authors listed only as "et al." cannot be recovered. Human authors in adjacent disciplines are included; there is no filter by profession. All 722 manuscripts were scanned at commit adc7f1241b. The sources contain 17,324 bibliography entries; 16,576 entries are attributed to named human authors. Counts are automatically extracted, with manual corrections for malformed references and name variants; remaining ambiguous names may split a person's total. Bibliography content and claimed results have not been independently verified.