Terence Tao on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence

This is a talk he gave at the International Math Olympiad and it's really, really interesting. He talks about The Liquid Tensor Experiment and the results: Completion of The Liquid Tensor Experiment. It was formally verified and resulted a great expansion of the Lean Mathematics Library of theorems. So it seems that my idea in this post wasn't too wild, and it gives a great example of how a few good pedagogical systems would result in better research. See The Math Sorceror on Topology by Munkres. There's a lot more besides this in the talk though, so I really encourage anyone interested in mathematics to listen to it.


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I started listening to it late last night and didn't finish because I thought it was going to keep me up all night. I had spent the whole day watching Nathan's videos about his PhD research. But I woke up at 2:30 AM and couldn't get back to sleep, so I read some more of Jeremy Gray's Henri Poincaré: A Scientific Biography, and I got a message from my PhD supervisor about how to write an introduction for my dissertation, written during the first few days after my daughter's birthday. Hint: you only have to read the first and last pages.








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