When I saw this article, I found it quite interesting. Justin Sun announced the establishment of the Justin Sun Prize, which is not judged based on reputation, age, or who the person is. Instead, it focuses on mathematical work—especially proving problems that can be verified by computers.
An idea I find interesting is that in a single problem, one person may think of and prove the answer, and then another person takes that proof and rewrites it in a form that a computer can verify. Even more interesting is that it’s not limited to requiring the contributor to be human or AI. As long as the proof is correct and passes mathematical verification, the prize money will be locked in. It will be paid only when the system can verify the proof completely with no errors.
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An idea I find interesting is that in a single problem, one person may think of and prove the answer, and then another person takes that proof and rewrites it in a form that a computer can verify. Even more interesting is that it’s not limited to requiring the contributor to be human or AI. As long as the proof is correct and passes mathematical verification, the prize money will be locked in. It will be paid only when the system can verify the proof completely with no errors.
#TRONGlobalFreinds #TGF @TRON DAO @Justin Sun孙宇晨
