If AI can crack Millennium Prize Problems, true AGI will feel genuinely alien
haider1 · x · 2026-10-12
Blogger haider1 argues that if AI becomes smart enough to solve Millennium Prize Problems, that capability would hardly stop there — it should extend to other unsolved problems. The idea feels strange only because we're used to even genius scientists producing just a handful of breakthroughs in a lifetime; true AGI will be genuinely alien to us.
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