Recent OpenAI announcements of an AI-generated proof demonstrating finite-time singularities in the forced three-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations, verified in Lean, have driven trader attention, prompting CMI's September 11 statement that the problem appears "apparently settled." However, CMI maintains the problem as "active" and emphasizes its unhurried review process, which requires formal publication, community scrutiny, and typically a two-year waiting period before any prize declaration or resolution of credit disputes involving priority claims from Anthropic and NYU researchers. Competitive dynamics between AI labs and questions over whether the result addresses the core unforced problem or merely a formulation loophole add uncertainty. Key upcoming catalysts include CMI updates on evaluation progress and any peer-reviewed publications that could accelerate or delay official acceptance.