King Sasanka – Sri Lankan Writer & Retired Aviation Professional.

AI Solves 372 Unsolved Maths Problems: Is Artificial Intelligence Changing Mathematics? For generations, mathematicians have spent years trying to solve some of the world's most difficult mathematical problems. Some remained unsolved despite countless hours of research. Now, artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to change that. OpenAI has reportedly released solutions to 372 previously unsolved mathematical problems , covering advanced areas such as number theory, algebraic geometry, topology and other branches of mathematics. For most people, these subjects may sound almost impossible to understand. But AI systems are increasingly capable of working through extremely complicated mathematical questions. AI Is Solving Problems That Stumped Mathematicians Imagine working on the same mathematical problem for years without finding an answer. That is the reality faced by many professional mathematicians. Some mathematical problems are so difficult that solving them ...

The Illusion of Ownership: Why AI is the Evolution of Universal Creativity Recently, I took one of my published poems and ran it through an AI-backed music platform.  The result was, frankly, better than I expected.  When I shared it with a professional in the music industry, his response was a backhanded compliment: “The song is good, but the creativity is questionable because of the AI element.” This critique didn't offend me, but it did make me pause.  It forced me to ask a fundamental question: What is creativity, really?   Is it a spark of divine individual genius, or is it simply a new way of rearranging what already exists in the universe? The Myth of the "Original" Creator We often credit individuals for breakthroughs that were already present in the fabric of reality.  Take the Fibonacci sequence, for example.  Leonardo of Pisa is credited with it because he was the first to document it in the West, but he didn't "create" the math.  Th...