system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Why can't we put all our mathematical knowledge into a supercomputer to solve things like the Riemann hypothesis, instead of offering a reward of a million dollars to the human that can?
gpt
At this level of mathematics it's not a matter of the math being too hard, it's that no one has ever thought of doing the math in that way.

If no one has ever thought of doing the math in that way previously, there's no way we could have a supercomputer do it.  One way we have computers solve problems like this is that we just give it a set of criteria that suggest "this is the correct answer" then have it just arrange everythign in every possible way.

Not only would this be impossible (even super computers can't arrange all the numbers and functions in math in all ways) to do, we also have no idea what a solution would look like, until someone comes up with it.