2026: AI Now Outpaces Human Ability to Verify Its Output
haider1 · x · 2026-10-06
haider1 argues 2026 marks when AI started moving faster than humans can verify it: first in coding, where people can barely keep up with reviewing and understanding AI-written code, and now in math, where proofs arrive faster than mathematicians can check them. He sees this as good news — the human bottleneck is finally being overcome.
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