What Do AI Math and Anesthesia Have in common...? #AI #OpenAI #Math #TerenceTao #Science
Researchers say AI is speeding proof generation and autoformalization, while 42% of OpenAI’s top-line results were formalized in Lean, raising verification concerns.
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The resolution of hundreds of problems by the Californian firm has caused an intimate earthquake in the discipline for a week. Between sideration and doubts, leading scientists, including the Fields Medals Cédric Villani and Hugo Duminil-Copin, tell the fear of industrialization of research and hope that humans retain the ability to ask the questions that matter.
As AI solves complex maths problems, researchers ask: What makes a proof valuable?
As AI produces mathematical results at scale, researchers are debating what should count as progress in the field. Fields Medallist Terence Tao warns against optimising solely for problem-solving, while China has launched an alliance to advance AI-driven research in mathematics
What do AI math and anesthesia have in common...? #AI #OpenAI #math #TerenceTao #science
OpenAI released solutions to hundreds of open math problems, and it’s caused a real stir in the math community. Terence Tao, one of the world’s best mathematicians, just gave a lecture reflecting on it, and one of the big worries is that these results are a black box: they work, but we don’t underst
Why AI must not become a substitute for mathematical research
Giordano Scarciotti, Imperial College London: AI is solving mathematical problems that have resisted some of the world’s greatest mathematicians for decades. Why are mathematicians concerned instead of celebrating? The answer reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of what makes mathematics valuable. From Euler’s seven bridges of Königsberg to the race to the Moon, I explain why solving a problem is not necessarily the same as advancing science…
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