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Meet the New Math, Unlike the Old Math
...on what counts in each discipline, instruction in science and math is remarkably resistant to change. That said, we’re riding the next big wave in K-12 science and math education...
Do You Love or Hate Math and Science?
...more than 1,000 initial participants said about math: Charlie, a 77-year-old American, has loved math since college. He wrote that he “hated math in [grades] 1-12. First day of university...
Math Quartet Joins Forces on Unified Theory
...mathematics departments in the world. That a number of elite mathematicians would come out of the same class at a top university is unusual, but not unprecedented. The most recent...
AI’s ability to ‘autoformalize’ proofs is changing math
...some issues with the initial proof. Helfgott believed he had fixed them, but his argument would eventually stretch across more than 500 pages. That’s a lot of math to check....
Announcing “Transformation,” a dispatch about math and AI
...mathematical context: How important do mathematicians think the latest counterexample is? How novel is a connection that AI discovered between different branches of math? What are the potential consequences of...
OpenAI releases three landmark results in math, physics, and computer science
On October 26, OpenAI announced that an advanced AI model had solved three major problems: one in math, one in theoretical computer science, and one in physics. On the advice...
Major lattice proof percolates through math
...University’s Center for Mathematical Sciences and Applications and issued a report on how to modify math doctoral programs in the age of AI. An advisory group on math and artificial...
Deluge of 377 OpenAI proofs bewilders the math world
...errors were discovered to have been made by the model, though in a handful, the formalization process revealed mistakes in the existing mathematical literature. Mathematicians’ reactions to the announcement have...
The Math That’s Too Difficult for Physics
...that aren’t described by today’s best theories. But each additional particle requires more math. To do this math, physicists use a tool called a Feynman diagram, which is essentially an...