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It happens every day, in laboratories, on launch pads and in clinical trials, and almost none of it reaches you in a form you can follow. humanitree keeps the whole record in one place: what humanity has achieved, who did it, and what is being built right now, checked against new research every day.

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16 May 2025

Doctors treat a baby with a gene editor built for his own mutation, the first gene-editing drug made for a single patient. Headline: Custom Gene-Editing Treatment Helps Baby in World’s First Case

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AI Research Mathematics & Formal Proof

Open problems solved with machine-checked proofs

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  1. 14 May 2025AlphaEvolve improves algorithms and open bounds
  2. 12 Nov 2025AlphaProof method published in Nature
  3. 12 Jan 2026Erdős problem #728 resolved with a Lean proof by Aristotle
  4. 30 Jan 2026Gemini Deep Think agent reports autonomous Erdős solutions
  5. 20 May 2026AI disproves Erdős's unit-distance conjecture
  6. 1 Aug 2026OpenAI reports ten Lean-checked research results
  7. 4 Sep 2026Claude formalises Fermat's Last Theorem in Lean in 11 days
  8. 8 Sep 2026AI-found blowups for the Euler equations of fluid flow
  9. 6 Oct 2026OpenAI publishes 722 AI-written maths manuscripts, about 42 % with Lean proofs
  10. 6 Oct 2026Preprint: Lean code for OpenAI's Navier-Stokes proof does not match the written proof
  11. 7 Oct 2026 · LatestOpenAI withdraws three AI-written manuscripts after a sign error
  12. Today · 80 %
  13. Goal · 100 %

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General Relativity1915 · Albert EinsteinMass bends space and time, and what we feel as gravity is that bending. A solar eclipse confirmed it in 1919.

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Every technology is the work of many hands across many centuries. Taken together they are humanity's finest achievement, and they deserve to be named and celebrated.

Aristotle384 BC to 322 BC
Archimedes287 BC to 212 BC
Galileo Galilei1564 to 1642
Johannes Kepler1571 to 1630
Isaac Newton1642 to 1727
James Watt1736 to 1819
Michael Faraday1791 to 1867
Charles Darwin1809 to 1882
Ada Lovelace1815 to 1852
Louis Pasteur1822 to 1895
James Clerk Maxwell1831 to 1879
Marie Curie1867 to 1934
Albert Einstein1879 to 1955
Lise Meitner1878 to 1968
Alexander Fleming1881 to 1955
Alan Turing1912 to 1954
Rachel Carson1907 to 1964
Rosalind Franklin1920 to 1958
Sergei Korolev1906 to 1966
Yuri Gagarin1934 to 1968
Neil Armstrong1930 to 2012
Charles David Keeling1928 to 2005
Norman Borlaug1914 to 2009
Claude Shannon1916 to 2001

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