>>17051226
It's Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer

>>17051226
There is no fucking way

>>17051226
Buckmaster is a clown. These are cutthroat companies that only care about money, so why is he sharing everything he does with them? He could have just solved it in isolation, but no, he had to feed all his research to them on a silver platter.

>>17051234
Bullshit

>the newest "AI stole a human's work" narrative wont even last a full week
How do you cope if you're anti-AI?

>>17051254
they'll switch to "AI is heckin skynet" and ban matrix multiplication

>>17051234
who are this grifter? last time someone said one thing instead it happened another.

stochastic parrot, btw

>>17051226
It’s over for mathcel

>>17051249
that part about hodge is real. Andrzej Dragan wrote about it on twitter and he has tons of contacts in AI industry

>>17051481
No he fucking doesn’t

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>>17051226
AIGODS are getting stronger

>>17051489
history is happening in front of your eyes and you refuse to believe it

>>17051226
Please stop

>>17051309
He used to be a reliable leaker but he drank too much of his own koolaid

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if hodge conjecture falls its actually unironically over

>>17051629
it's almost certain
they wouldn't announce it otherwise
it's just the pr people prepping it now for max impact. navier-stokes was a fiasco due to bad publicity - the discourse is all about how they stole the solution. so they want to get a maximum return for the next one

>>17051226
whose research did they steal this time?

>>17051226
>we are working through how to share these results thoughtfully
So they stole another guy's work again?

>>17051226
Hi OpenAI and super rich billionaire Sam Altman,

I’m a poor person from the developing world. Please don’t publish the proof of the other Millennium Prize Problem, because I and many poor third worlders want a chance to win the Millennium Prize. Give us humans who dream of winning a prestigious prize a chance.

>>17051629
Brother it was over before it even began

>the goal post will be moved again in a week
luddite brainlet bros we win again

what are the actual real life implications of these problems being solved? like practical shit? how does this affect me?

>>17051230
How do you know?

STOP THE COUNT

>>17051649
>>17051655
Kek
This.

>>17053044
It's just a guess, but I read the wikipedia article about each problem and this one said something about requiring immense computation which is no problem for AI today.

The Mass Gap would be the logical next step..