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Yes, many mathematicians have. As Tao points out, merely suggesting new open questions isn't really sufficient. Part of what gives these problems their fame is their notoriety, their difficulty, the fact that many prodigious mathematicians have spent an evening or week or month or several years studying it. It wouldn't be as interesting if it had just been solved by the fifth random mathematician who considered it No…
Mathematics isn't art. It doesn't gain its value in human affairs from being interesting to study. I fail to see why we should cater to that.
* (1) Mathematics, the true things known by humans
* Mathematics, the things that are true
* (3) Mathematics, the institution which gets funding and manages resources to expand and maintain 1
AI agents can discover more true things, but that doesn't necessarily expand 1 and it might undermine 3
If someone is worried about 3 and you're talking about 2, then you are talking past each other