How will a blank-slate AI first prove the infinitude of primes?
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Euclid's Proof
7%
Euler's Proof
10%
Erdős's Proof
8%
Furstenburg's Topological Proof
7%
Proof via inclusion–exclusion
7%
Proof using de Polignac's formula
8%
Saidak's proof by construction
7%
The incompressibility method / Information-theoretic
See this market for a description of the kind of AI I am talking about.
There are several proofs of Euclid's theorem - the fact that there are infinitely many primes. This question resolves to whichever proof described on the Wikipedia page (at time of market creation) best captures the approach of the AI when it eventually does this.
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