Biology researchers propose Millennium Prize-style problems for AI to replace saturated benchmarks
VraserX · x · 2026-09-21
VraserX says biology researchers are trying to create their own version of the Millennium Prize Problems for AI: problems that are genuinely important, brutally difficult, and easy to verify experimentally. He argues this beats yet another benchmark that gets saturated within six months, and would measure real progress toward intelligence.
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