Quasi-Riemann hypothesis: the zeta landscape (3D)

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The Riemann zeta function as a landscape over the critical strip: where it touches the floor there is a zero, each one carrying a light needle on σ = ½. Behind a glass wall at 7/8 lies the strip now proven zero-free, at every height; the old boundaries of 1899 and 1958 instead creep towards 1. Window up to t = 1000, prime consequence π(x) vs li(x). Result from openai/math (family 003, formalised in Lean); the Riemann hypothesis itself remains open. Exhibit-ready.

Subject: Open problems, solved by AI

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