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Technology · 17 September 2026

OpenAI claims progress on second Millennium math problem - Hodge conjencture

OpenAI claims progress on second Millennium math problem - Hodge conjencture

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OpenAI has announced it made "substantial progress" on the Hodge conjecture, a second Millennium Prize Problem, and plans to reveal its findings soon. The Hodge conjecture claim follows their recent claim of solving the Navier-Stokes equations in 88 hours, using about 10,000 AI agents. Both breakthroughs could mean three Millennium Prize Problems, unsolved for decades, are solved by AI within a month.

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