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    A claimed proof that Hilbert’s Tenth Problem is undecidable over the rationals

    A post says a proof in an OpenAI release bypasses a decades-old approach to defining integers within the rationals.

    Lenore BlumLB
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    A post highlights a claimed result from an OpenAI release: no algorithm can solve Hilbert’s Tenth Problem over the rationals. The author says the proof avoids defining integers within rationals, a long-running approach. As they understand it, if a sequence of finite rational tests all pass, they yield an “integer-like” solution in a nonstandard setting; elliptic-curve and size constraints then establish an ordinary integer solution, transferring known undecidability from integers to rationals.

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    Lenore Blum@BlumLenoreAgree! Looks like it didn’t take the standard route. I wonder if this technique can lead to a new proof of HTP.1h

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    Lenore Blum@BlumLenoreAgree! Looks like it didn’t take the standard route. I wonder if this technique can lead to a new proof of HTP.1h