Most Millennium Problems couldn't even be asked in 1900—AI math lacks that conceptual leap
alexbilz · x · 2026-09-16
The shared observation: except for the Riemann Hypothesis, none of the Millennium Prize Problems existed in 1900—for most, the conceptual language needed to state them hadn't been invented yet. This highlights a key aspect of mathematical development that AI has not yet demonstrated.
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