Techmeme: A look at DARPAs “Exponentiating Mathematics . . . A look at DARPA's “Exponentiating Mathematics” program, which aims to speed up progress in pure mathematics by developing an AI “co-author” to conduct research — Breakthroughs in pure mathematics can take decades A new Defense Department initiative aims to speed things up using artificial intelligence
expMath: Exponentiating Mathematics | DARPA The goal of Exponentiating Mathematics (expMath) is to radically accelerate the rate of progress in pure mathematics by developing an AI co-author capable of proposing and proving useful abstractions
DARPA: AI to Enhance Pure Mathematics Research DARPAs Exponentiating Mathematics program aims to revolutionize pure mathematics using AI The initiative seeks to equip AI with high-level reasoning to solve complex mathematical problems, benefiting cryptography and space exploration Researchers hope AI can accelerate mathematical progress, which has slowed recently
Math AI Revolution Takes Off - Inbenta DARPA is seeking proposals combining large language models, reinforcement learning, and program synthesis to advance symbolic reasoning in mathematics The roadmap is modular: one track targets AI development itself, while another evaluates AI against professional-level math challenges
Can A. I. Quicken the Pace of Math Discoveries? A new initiative from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, seeks to account for that shortfall by enlisting researchers in finding ways to conduct high-level mathematics
DARPA – Exponentiating Mathematics (expMath) – HR001125S0010 expMath aims to develop an AI collaborator to increase the rate of progress in mathematics by orders of magnitude The program will also aim to develop new evaluation methods to assess the progress of AI systems towards professional mathematics
DARPA’s expMath Initiative: Accelerating Mathematical . . . DARPA's Exponentiating Mathematics (expMath) program seeks to speed up mathematical discovery by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the research process The goal is to have AI systems act as "co-authors," breaking down complex problems into smaller, manageable components called lemmas