Researcher: Millennium Prize answers are mostly known — no hidden medicine behind them
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-09-13
Blanche Minerva pushes back on hype around AI cracking Millennium Prize problems: the answers are essentially already known, so nothing like a new medicine hides behind them. The only gain from formal solutions is deeper mathematical understanding of the "why."
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