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AI's rapid rise in mathematics stirs debate among mathematicians

Original: The New York Times. . Artificial intelligence has gone from struggling with basic arithmetic to helping solve some of mathematics’ most famous open problems — and the field is reckoning with what that means. Steven Strogatz, a professor of mathematics at Co

Artificial intelligence has advanced from struggling with basic arithmetic to helping tackle some of mathematics' most famous open problems, according to reporting in The New York Times. Mathematician Steven Strogatz of Cornell University is among experts weighing what this means for the discipline, as the field reckons with how machine assistance could reshape research, proof and the role of human intuition.

Why now: AI's sudden capability in solving hard mathematical problems is prompting mathematicians to reassess the discipline's future.

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