AI turns OpenAI's 199-page zeta proof into a 2-minute 3D animation claiming first zero-free strip past 7/8
imjustnewatai · x · 2026-10-07
- The poster asked "Claude Fable 5.5" to explain OpenAI's new 199-page quasi-Riemann hypothesis proof, and got back a 2-minute 3D animation.
- The paper's claim: no zeros of zeta past real part 7/8 — the first fixed zero-free strip ever. Not the full Riemann hypothesis, but the closest anyone has come if it holds.
- A striking demo of combining long-document understanding with multimodal generation: turning a dense proof paper directly into an explorable visual explainer.
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