Math-colored glasses are glasses that let the wearer view the world from the point of view of a mathematician. In writing this blog, I hope to give you a sense of what it's like to wear such glasses.
I will also write about AI, a topic that occupies much of my attention these days.
I use AI for math, coding and other things, but the writing is my own - no AI.
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Written without AI Everyone is still struggling to understand what exactly happened on October 6 when OpenAI dropped its 372-theorem “mathocalypse”. Is AI "the end of math as we know it"? Is mathemati
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Disclosure: this blog is written without AI. Every single word you read in any of the posts here came from my brain (including the word "disclosure" at the beginning of this sentence: an ironic choice
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