A claim about models filling out the convex hull of human knowledge
ShenRaphael · x · 2026-07-21
The author speculates that these models may quickly get us to a point where they fill out a kind of convex hull of current mathematics or human knowledge.
The reply adds that AI can generate many possible counterexamples in parallel, making it hard for humans to construct one that actually breaks the claim.
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