It'll basically become slop fatigue if OpenAI starts dumping out proofs faster than the community can keep up, and some turn out to be wrong, never formalize it, don't stay to support it, etc.
It'll basically become slop fatigue if OpenAI starts dumping out proofs faster than the community can keep up, and some turn out to be wrong, never formalize it, don't stay to support it, etc.
(Well that's my hopeful, optimistic take, anyway.)
It would also be a considerably more impressive achievement, because experts had mostly shifted to Navier-Stokes regularity being false, while as far as I know almost everybody thinks BSD is true. Hodge people seem less sure about.
If either conjecture is true and they prove it, that would be an even bigger success, since the techniques might unlock any number of other theorems.
That said, that’s probably just because of the drama miring their most recent one. After 2 I don’t see why they’d bother anymore.
P/NP and the Riemann Hypothesis are part of the milllenium problems. They will 100% keep trying to crack those regardless.