Explore the cutting-edge intersection of mathematics and artificial intelligence in this 55-minute AMS Colloquium Lecture delivered by renowned mathematician Terence Tao at the 2024 Joint Mathematics Meetings in San Francisco. Delve into the fascinating world of machine-assisted proofs, examining how advanced computational tools are revolutionizing mathematical research and problem-solving. Gain insights into the potential and challenges of integrating AI technologies into traditional mathematical methodologies, and discover how these innovations are reshaping the landscape of mathematical discovery and verification.
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Syllabus
Terence Tao, "Machine Assisted Proof"
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Joint Mathematics Meetings
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