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OpenAI Bulk-Solves 722 Math Problems, Anthropic’s Cruelty Policy, & Elon’s Quadrillion-Dollar SpaceX — Key Takeaways

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OpenAI Bulk-Solves 722 Math Problems, Anthropic’s Cruelty Policy, & Elon’s Quadrillion-Dollar SpaceX

Peter H. Diamandis1h 60mOct 15, 2026

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Math is "cooked" — OpenAI bulk-solved 722 mathematics problems in one drop using ~3 hours of compute each — and the same pattern will hit biology, medicine, and every other field within 2–3 years.

Key takeaways

OpenAI bulk-solved 20% of posed math problems using 3 hours each

OpenAI bulk-solved 20% of posed math problems using 3 hours each

  • 722 solutions released Oct 6; 15-20% of problems solved in one shot
  • Average problem took 3 hours of compute with a single unreleased model

Compression is the unifying principle across AI domains

Compression is the unifying principle across AI domains

  • Math, biology, BCI all follow 'gather huge data, compress it, get solutions'
  • Compressing brain recordings yields BCI; compressing genomes yields biology

Build a portable 'personal memory' ontology to avoid AI vendor lock-in

Build a portable 'personal memory' ontology to avoid AI vendor lock-in

  • MetaMuse's active memory locks users in; AI remembers preferences long-term
  • Salim: after each major query, extract entities/relationships into portable ontology

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In this video

  1. 1mIntroduction: This Week in AI and the Singularity
  2. 3mAnthropic’s AI Cruelty Ban and AI Consciousness
  3. 17mRoko’s Basilisk and the Ethics of Superintelligence
  4. 23mMeta Releases Muse Wonder and Wonderful
  5. 40mOpenAI Bulk-Solves 722 Math Problems
  6. 48mAI’s Potential Impact on Cryptography and Encryption
  7. 55mThe $1.8 Billion Push Toward Virtual Biology
  8. 1h 4mLongevity Breakthroughs and the Future of Aging
  9. 1h 11mDavid Sinclair’s Gene Therapy and Age Reversal
  10. 1h 15mNanotechnology and Atomically Precise Manufacturing
  11. 1h 26mBrain-Computer Interfaces and Human-AI Integration
  12. 1h 30mThe Next Generation of Brain-Computer Interfaces
  13. 1h 38mElon Musk’s Quadrillion-Dollar SpaceX Vision
  14. 1h 42mAMA: AI Rights, Safety, Encryption, and Personal Robots
  15. 1h 56mOutro: OpenAI’s 722 Math Solutions in Music

“Mathematicians as artisans. It's over. It's cooked.”

— Alex

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