Mathematics in the Age of AI: Discovery, Reasoning, Verification, and Unease
Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science and seminar by Ken Ono, University of Virginia and Axiom Math
Hosted by AI and the Future of Mathematics — Mathematics Münster, CRC 1442, TRR 326 and TRR 358
Tuesday 20:00 Berlin (GMT+2)
Starts in 5 days
Abstract
Ken Ono surveys how AI systems contribute to mathematical discovery, research-level reasoning and formal verification. Examples include AI-guided searches, progress on longstanding problems and formalization in Lean. The talk also examines reliability, attribution, unequal access, education and the future role of mathematicians. It argues for using AI to extend exploration while retaining mathematical judgment and strengthening trust through machine-checkable proofs.
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