For one person that understands a proof of some matrix multiplication algorithm lowering its current complexity bound in an useful way (e.g. not with absurdly gigantic <= 2nd order polynomial term), there's likely thousands of companies willing to pay for the improved efficiency
And if anything that useful does come out of this output/"slop dump" then that might begin to make a strong argument for it. But every other time it was "that's the theorem done for the headline figuring out everything important and how to use it is an exercise for the reader".
