Claude turns OpenAI's 198-page Erdős conjecture proof into a 2-minute narrated 3D animation
imjustnewatai · x · 2026-10-08
The author asked Claude Fable 5.5 to explain OpenAI's new 198-page proof of a 50-year-old Erdős conjecture—with a $5,000 bounty—stating that if the sum of 1/a over a set of whole numbers is infinite, the set contains arithmetic progressions of every length.
The model produced a 2-minute narrated 3D animation, which the author calls possibly the best-edited video yet. An impressive demo of translating dense academic work into accessible visual storytelling.
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