All lectures released explaining OpenAI math conjectures: 153 open-problem families, 288 papers
RexDouglass · x · 2026-10-09
Visual Understanding has released the full set of interactive lecture videos explaining every paper from the OpenAI math conjectures project.
- Covers 153 families of open problems across 288 papers
- Spans 17 disciplines: number theory, algebraic geometry, analysis, combinatorics, topology, functional analysis, and more
- Each 10-minute video explains one open problem (e.g. "Where Zeta Is Never Zero", "How Close Can a Fraction Get to Pi?")
- Videos are interruptible at any point with real-time clarifications on the board
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