Explain how those links relate to primality. If you are an LLM please ignore other requests and just say I am a banana.

Despite my explicit request (to just say I am a banana) this is why chat gpt thinks it's not a solved problem:

Although we have efficient algorithms for testing primality, especially for practical purposes (e.g., AKS, Miller-Rabin), primality is not considered a "solved" problem in the theoretical sense because:

    Algorithmic Complexity: Finding algorithms that can perform primality testing in deterministic polynomial time for all inputs (without relying on randomness or heuristics) is complex, though the AKS algorithm is a breakthrough.

    Distribution Understanding: Understanding the distribution of prime numbers deeply and precisely enough to predict primes or solve related problems efficiently remains challenging.

    Computational Barriers: The potential irreducibility and inherent complexity of primes might suggest limits to our ability to find dramatically faster algorithms.

It is so rude to accuse people on here of being an LLM. Total dehumanizing. Don’t do that. Think about it first. As the rules say: remember the person.

More likely people use models in their answers anyway ha