I let GPT-5.6 Pro analyze all problems that were solved by LLMs in 2026, which field the problem belonged to and how they were solved
then I asked for a list of problems that are most likely solvable
I played some league and GPT-5.6-Pro came back for a proof of the "Two-dimensional Gaussian Moments Conjecture"
i have no clue what I'm talking about, so I let both Fable and another GPT-5.6-Pro instance check this proof.
it seems to check out
someone who has a clue what this means, please check it or diagnose me with AI psychosis lmao
here's the session, yes literally just one prompt:
chatgpt.com/share/6a612803…
- I let GPT-5.6 Pro analyze all problems that were solved by LLMs in 2026, which field the problem belonged to and how they were solved then I asked for a list of problems that are most likely solvable I played some league and GPT-5.6-Pro came back for a proof of the "Two-dimensional Gaussian Moments Conjecture" i have no clue what I'm talking about, so I let both Fable and another GPT-5.6-Pro instance check this proof. it seems to check out someone who has a clue what this means, please check it or diagnose me with AI psychosis lmao here's the session, yes literally just one prompt: chatgpt.com/share/6a612803…
even more AI slop proofs:a little fable-driven math psychosis: the Casas-Alvero conjecture is probably still open. there's a preprint out claiming to prove it: arxiv.org/abs/2501.09272…, but it relies on this earlier paper by the same author: arxiv.org/abs/2402.18717…, and fable found a counterexample to a
i'm a plumber and this proof check's out
