
OpenAI Keeps Bulldozing Mathematicians
OpenAI's clumsy announcement of its new math advisory group has left mathematicians questioning its independence.


OpenAI's clumsy announcement of its new math advisory group has left mathematicians questioning its independence.

A group of young mathematicians solved a 55-year-old puzzle by treating randomness as a tool rather than a nuisance.

A machine hath solved a riddle of old, yet none can read its reason; a monument of power, not of thought.

Amit Sahai warns mathematicians that AI is outpacing humans, and argues we must train more minds to keep up with the machines.

A Cambridge don doubted his own calculus teaching, a charming tale from the history of mathematics.

OpenAI forms math advisory board at the Institute for Advanced Study, as its AI resolves more than 100 open problems.

How Galileo calculated the precise dimensions of hell in Dante's Inferno, a curious prelude to his scientific revolution.

Po-Shen Loh's argument: AI will create so many jobs humans can't fill, forcing it to slow — proof that humans still need to do math.

A case for rewarding explanations over proofs in mathematics, lest machines render human understanding obsolete.

Mathematicians finally prove the graph sandwich conjecture, connecting two random network models after decades of effort.

A retrospective on Numb3rs, the CBS crime drama that turned mathematics into a weapon against crime, rated 7/10.

A mathematician's essay argues AI can automate math production while deepening human understanding, pivoting from doomscrolling to optimism.
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