Hodge Conjecture Claimedly Solved, Fueling Talk of AI Cracking Millennium Problems
shyamalanadkat · x · 2026-09-11
A claim circulating on X says the Hodge conjecture has been solved, though no paper or authoritative confirmation exists yet — treat as unverified.
The buzz: if true, and following earlier Navier–Stokes rumors, AI may be solving multiple Millennium Prize Problems within days of each other. Commenters argue people haven't remotely processed what this would mean for the pace of scientific progress.
Note: this remains a social-media rumor pending peer review.
Related event: Rumors: OpenAI Nears Hodge Conjecture Verification, Races Anthropic on BSD(19 posts)→
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