Doomer take: mathematicians have one year before open AI models sweep Millennium Prizes
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-12
An X user argues that recent declarations against AI solving math problems lack any prescription — "just stop the AI" is incoherent since open models will catch up within months. He provocatively claims mathematicians (including Terence Tao) have at most a year before DeepSeek open-sources V5.2 and model swarms sweep the Millennium Prize Problems.
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