Researcher predicts AI may solve most open computable science problems by 2030
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-10-07
After reviewing OpenAI's new math results list, Afinetheorem calls it 'bonkers' and predicts that by 2030 frontier models may solve the majority of open well-formed problems in non-math sciences — at least those solvable on a computer rather than through experiments. His strategic advice to labs: apply this to medicine, oncology, and battery efficiency ASAP.
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