An artificial intelligence model, Claude Fable 5, has helped disprove the 87-year-old Jacobian conjecture, a famous open problem in mathematics dating back to 1939:
The model produced a concrete counterexample that mathematicians could verify by hand within a day, demonstrating that a certain type of mathematical “machine” can pass standard checks yet still not be reversible:
This breakthrough underscores how rapidly advancing AI capabilities are drawing speculative capital and attention away from crypto and toward computing power, chips, and model builders:
Bitcoin has spent months trading on a narrative about artificial intelligence, moving alongside chipmakers and memory stocks rather than any catalyst of its own:
Bitcoin's biggest holders, its miners, have rebuilt themselves into AI data-center operators, so their fortunes now rise and fall with demand for computing power:
AI’s capability curve is steep, and the steeper it gets, the more of the market's risk appetite it draws away from everything else, including crypto:
