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The Unique Games Conjecture asserts that for any given parameter ε > 0, there exists a unique games instance such that distinguishing between "almost satisfiable" (for example, 1-ε satisfiable) and "almost unsatisfiable" (for example, ε satisfiable) is NP-hard.
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11/1/2026
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AI Cracks the Unique Games Conjecture: A Turning Point for Theoretical Computer Science
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