AI may not be hitting a math wall, just an adoption wall among mathematicians
Dr_Singularity · x · 2026-07-26
The author speculates that the apparent slowdown in new math results may not mean AI has run out of solvable problems.
- Their guess is that only a tiny fraction of mathematicians are actually using AI to attack open problems.
- If that is true, they expect a much larger stream of results once adoption broadens.
- They predict hundreds or even thousands of math results per day on average, until the next model pushes the curve even higher.
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