World's Top 25 Fields Medalists Raise Alarm on Machine Math Proofs
The signatories say rushed AI proofs could weaken verification, idea development and the open exchange that has long advanced mathematics.
- Twenty-Five Fields Medalists signed an open letter criticizing AI companies for using mathematical problem-solving as capability demonstrations, warning the trend threatens intellectual work and misaligns goals with the mathematical community.
- Following OpenAI's Sept 8 announcement that a model solved the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem in an 88-hour effort, NYU mathematician Tristan Buckmaster alleged the company copied an approach he and Anthropic's Levent Alpoge developed.
- The signatories described AI and mathematical community goals as "severely misaligned," arguing that while Systems provide fast solutions, human verification remains essential to determine what underlying methods teach the broader field.
- OpenAI withdrew its sponsorship of a mathematics event at Caltech on Thursday after researchers criticized the company, as mathematicians worry AI-assisted coding tools could discourage open sharing of unpublished research.
- The Leiden Declaration calls for changes in how institutions and policymakers approach increasingly capable Systems, as these issues must be addressed urgently across other forms of intellectual work society will confront.
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Twenty-five laureates of the Fields Medal, the most prestigious award in mathematics, including Korean-American mathematician Jun Yi Huh, a professor at Princeton University, expressed concern that the competition among artificial intelligence (AI) to solve mathematical problems could threaten human intellectual activity. On the 11th (local time), AFP reported that Professor Huh and Terrence Tao of the United States
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World's top mathematicians warn: AI is damaging both science and its community
A group of 25 mathematicians, all of them are winners of the prestigious Fields Medal, have sounded the alarm that artificial intelligence is harming mathematics and the community that practices it. "In a rush to use mathematical problem-solving...
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ko Il-hwan = Fields Medal laureates, the most prestigious medalists in mathematics, have raised concerns about the competition among artificial intelligence (AI) companies to solve unsolved math problems...
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