After "solve all math": AI circle spars over whether biology is solvable
max_paperclips · x · 2026-10-08
GENIC0N argues that if "solve all of math" seemed like a joke, wait until AI hits "solve biology"; bitcloud pushes back that complex systems may prove orders of magnitude harder than math. A snapshot of the current AGI debate over extrapolating AI capability from math to messy real-world science.
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