OpenAI reportedly close to solving Millennium Prize problem, the Hodge Conjecture
gerardsans · x · 2026-09-18
Per Steph Palazzolo's AI Agenda, OpenAI is close to solving another Millennium Prize Problem, the Hodge Conjecture. An announcement could take extra time as the company navigates its rocky relationship with the math community. Commenters remain skeptical, noting the problem remains officially unsolved. If confirmed, it would mark another landmark AI result in frontier mathematics.
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