Humans solved 1 of 7 Millennium Prize Problems in decades — then AI showed up
airkatakana · x · 2026-09-08
airkatakana notes humanity managed just 1 of 7 Millennium Prize Problems in decades before AI arrived, arguing the species is about to be humbled in ways it has never experienced — and most people won't take it well as AI advances on the frontiers of mathematics and science.
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