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Lex Fridman Podcast Deep Dive | What’s Left for Mathematicians in the Age of AI?

This episode of Lex Fridman was divided into 13 topics. The guests were three: Steven Brunton, who researches fluid dynamics at the University of Washington; Ankur Moitra, who works on theoretical computer science at MIT; and Alex Kontorovich, who studies number theory and Lean at Rutgers University. The video discussed the Navier–Stokes equations, the Riemann hypothesis, and computational complexity theory, prompted by AI’s claims—within just a few weeks—to have solved long-standing open problems in each of these fields. Drawing on their respective areas of expertise, the three mathematicians dissected...

Lex Fridman播客精读|AI冲击下,数学家还剩下什么?
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OpenAI has rewritten the history of human science! “The King’s Conjecture” has been disproven on all fronts, and the 30-year-old ironclad rule governing ETH has collapsed.

New智元 reports: Honestly, the history of human science has been completely rewritten tonight! Just now, OpenAI dropped three major announcements in quick succession, officially revealing that its internal AI independently achieved three groundbreaking discoveries—each a true “milestone”: In mathematics, it proved the “local smoothness conjecture” in all dimensions, finally putting an end to the “Kakeya conjecture,” which had puzzled the mathematical community for a century; in computer science, it refuted the “Exponential Time Hypothesis” (ETH), which has dominated the field for nearly 30 years; and in theoretical physics, it provided insights into four-dimensional quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and pure...

OpenAI改写人类科学史!“王的猜想”全维度告破,30年铁律ETH塌了
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