What does it mean when its reported that openAI is close to solving a millennial prize problem?

I keep seeing stated plainly that they are close to solving. If these are complicated problems that we don't know the solution to then how do we know if we're close to solving them?

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2026-09-21 01:23 · r/singularity
What does it mean when its reported that openAI is close to solving a millennial prize problem?

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