Proof.fail Launches: Collecting Problems Frontier AI Models Can't Solve
CatAstro_Piyush · x · 2026-08-23
A user launched Proof.fail, a site dedicated to collecting problems that frontier AI models (e.g., 5.6-Sol-Ultra, Fable 5) have failed to solve.
The platform focuses on "negative results," challenges models couldn't conquer, ranging from complex graph theory to quantum circuit computability. The author views this as a vital part of scientists' duty to collectively investigate the boundaries of these new tools. Several high-difficulty math problems have already been submitted.
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