Did Kimi solve quantum gravity? tszzl: publish it immediately, whoever did it
tszzl · x · 2026-09-09
AI circles are buzzing over a claim that Moonshot's Kimi solved quantum gravity. When one user pushed back, tszzl fired back: "I don't care who does it; if Moonshot Kimi has solved quantum gravity they should publish it immediately," adding that the universe isn't "a playground of problems reserved for an academic elite" and that preserving preventable ignorance is a miserable mindset.
The claim is unconfirmed and likely semi-ironic, but it sparked a genuine debate about whether frontier models cracking fundamental science should disclose results right away.
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