Please explain 2 things:

1. "...these open problems were curated in order to organize a field around, most to all of them only have/had value in so far as they promoted study of the subject" - I don't understand, how were the open problems curated? Do you mean that mathematicians put a lot of work into coming up with the problems and now all that work is somehow worthless now?

2. "OpenAI is functionally reducing the communities ability to ask real questions." How? Let's assume all the remaining proofs are correct (big assumption): how does resolving conjectures reduce the ability to pose new problems? This only makes sense to me if the assumption is that there are a relatively small number of possible problems to solve and so it's like a game that's coming to an end with no more interesting areas to explore. Surely math is bigger than these?