Unreleased model reportedly solves ETH and Quasi-Riemann problems that current models can't
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-10-28
In a discussion with Jeremy Howard, researcher Blanche Minerva claims none of the currently available models can solve ETH or Quasi-Riemann problems — referring to an unreleased model. Howard added that for his own work, available models reliably give exactly the wrong answer for anything new he wants to build.
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