The Riemann zeta function is deeply connected to the distribution of prime numbers. The hypothesis says that the non-trivial zeros of this function lie on one specific vertical line in the complex plane.

In this report, Claude spent dozens of hours searching and testing hundreds of ideas, linking a larger share of the zeros to that line — a striking result, but not a final proof.

The human lesson is simple: sometimes the right encouragement, for a researcher or a model, creates room for one more attempt.