Arjun Raj says AI may disprove his two-year “math solved” timeline
arjunrajlab · x · 2026-07-23
Arjun Raj says he had previously conjectured that math would be “solved” in about two years, and now wonders whether AI will produce a counterexample to that timeline within the next year.
The post is a short, speculative AGI-flavored prediction about how quickly AI may change the pace of mathematical discovery. It does not present evidence or a concrete benchmark result, but it is a notable public stance on AI’s trajectory.
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