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Yuchen Jin uses a timeline to poke fun at the progress of AI's mathematical abilities

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On October 27, 2026, Yuchen Jin joked in timeline form about the year-by-year progress of AI's mathematical abilities. The timeline begins with GPT-4 nearly solving elementary school arithmetic in 2023, then lists the 2024 IMO silver medal, the 2025 IMO gold medal, and then the Erdős unit distance conjecture in May 2026, the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem in September, and 722 AI-written mathematics manuscripts in October; it then closes with "today" OpenAI proving ETH false, and "tomorrow" being P = NP?. Currently this content has only one source, posted by Yuchen Jin himself, and there are no other factual developments.

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    Yuchen Jin jokes about the AI math capability timeline

    Yuchen Jin lists the progress of AI math capabilities in timeline form: in 2023 GPT-4 nearly solved elementary school arithmetic, in 2024 an IMO silver medal, in 2025 an IMO gold medal, in May 2026 the Erdős unit distance conjecture, in September the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, in October 722 AI-written mathematics manuscripts, "today" OpenAI proves ETH is false, and "tomorrow" then P = NP?

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