Article Oct 2, 2026 Distinction-Calculus: New Math for Minds That Can Fork, Merge and Morph Ben Goertzel’s distinction calculus proposes mathematics for AI agents that split, merge and rewrite themselves, raising a central AGI question: how can changing minds preserve what matters? Ben Goertzel 50 min read
News Sep 9, 2026 OpenAI reports a Navier-Stokes blowup for a Millennium Prize problem An internal model and thousands of coordinating agents produced a machine-checked argument that smooth three-dimensional flow can reach unbounded speed in finite time. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Article Sep 14, 2026 AI is blowing up mathematics. So what? My guess is that the remaining Millennium Prize Problems, and then large stretches of physics and the other formal sciences, will go the same way. But so what? Giulio Prisco 9 min read
News Sep 7, 2026 Claude writes a computer-checked proof of Fermat’s last theorem Agents spent eleven days turning a famous 1990s argument into Lean code so a machine could check every step from the basic rules of mathematics. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Aug 20, 2026 Mathematics in the age of artificial intelligence: Terence Tao An examination by a top mathematician of how mathematicians might respond to AI capable of research tasks. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Aug 19, 2026 AI verifies a landmark result on gaps between prime numbers An artificial intelligence system has produced a fully machine-checked formal proof of the strongest known bound showing that pairs of primes stay close infinitely often. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Community May 15, 2025 The Future of Mathematical Discovery: Code, Creativity, and the Rise of AI A new AI approach isn’t just solving math problems—it’s writing programs that discover new theorems, reshaping how we think about creativity in science. Yohannes Taye 5 min read
News Jul 21, 2026 Interesting news for Tuesday, July 21, 2026 AI models crack major math conjectures, expose containment failures in long-horizon systems, and China releases the largest open-weight model to date. Giulio Prisco 4 min read
News Aug 11, 2026 Claude advances a long-standing bound on the Riemann zeta function An unreleased research version of the model raised the known minimum share of zeros lying on the critical line from 41.6 percent to 67.2 percent while attempting a harder problem. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Aug 4, 2026 OpenAI model produces advances on long-open mathematical problems AI generated solutions and progress on ten problems that had remained open for at least a decade across several branches of pure mathematics and theoretical computer science. Giulio Prisco 2 min read