CaMS supporters discuss maths' future in the AI age on BBC Radio 4

4 days ago

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AI's staggering progress in its maths capabilities was demonstrated last week by OpenAI's release of over 700 research papers produced by one of their models.

CaMS spokesperson Dr Neil Saunders, and supporter Sophie MacLean, appeared on BBC Radio 4 to consider the future of mathematics after this impressive leap in AI's mathematical potential.

Listen to their contributions here.

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