A viral post says cheap public AI can now solve 80-year-old math problems
jacob_posel · x · 2026-07-23
The post argues that people are now solving 80-year-old math problems on a $200/month public website with “GPT 5.6 FUCKING Sol,” and that this is a sign of an imminent leap in inference.
It claims the next wave will come from better chips, faster inference, and billions of agents working at extreme speed — eventually tackling “every hard problem” and uncovering the secrets of the universe.
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