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CaMS supporters discuss potential benefits of AI for maths discovery on BBC Radio 4

12 hours ago
1 min read

AI is opening up new possibilities for mathematical discovery, while raising important questions about the future of the discipline.

 

Speaking on BBC Radio 4, Professor Marcus du Sautoy described the excitement of this moment, saying he feels ‘like Galileo and his telescope’, viewing AI as a powerful tool to advance the field.

 

Fellow mathematician Professor Tim Gowers agreed this is an exciting time to study mathematics and shape what comes next, but also reflects on the challenges ahead, including what AI could mean for early-career researchers.

 

Listen to their contributions here.

 
 

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