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Quanta Magazine · Science & Medicine
View sourceThis article discusses how artificial intelligence, particularly large language models and , is beginning to solve some of the famously difficult —unsolved mathematical puzzles proposed by the prolific mathematician Paul Erdős. The piece likely highlights recent breakthroughs where AI has either proven conjectures or discovered new results that had eluded human mathematicians for decades, signaling a shift in how mathematics is done.
The claim is based on a Quanta Magazine article, which is a reputable science journalism outlet that typically reports on peer-reviewed research or verified mathematical results. The provenance tier indicates the article itself is the primary source, but the specific AI systems and problems mentioned would need to be checked against the original research papers or preprints. I cannot verify which Erdős problems were solved or the exact AI methods used.
The article is current and reflects recent developments in AI-assisted mathematics, likely from 2024 or 2025.