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2026 Fields Medalist John Pardon says AI now understands even his messiest mathematical proofs, catches subtle errors, and proves nontrivial results. “The AI understands. 100%.” Just a year ago, he would have said the opposite. He calls the progress world-changing for mathematics.

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  1. 2026-10-20 01:12 · r/singularity
    2026 Fields Medalist John Pardon says AI now understands even his messiest mathematical proofs, catches subtle errors, and proves nontrivial results. “The AI understands. 100%.” Just a year ago, he would have said the opposite. He calls the progress world-changing for mathematics.

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