Erdős Problems Could Be Solved by 2028
In 2026, a record number of Erdős problems were solved, and if the current pace continues, they could all be resolved by 2028.
Fun fact: If the current progress is maintained, all Erdős problems could be solved by 2028.
In 2026, more Erdős problems were solved than ever before. Even considering that the remaining problems are the most difficult and least studied, this is a realistic forecast if the current progress continues.
It's interesting to think about how soon models will be able to find new open problems themselves?
Why it matters
AnalysisThis is important as solving Erdős problems could significantly impact the development of mathematics and artificial intelligence, opening new avenues for research.
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