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Continuity and rupture: AI in mathematical practice

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OOEW11 - AI for Maths and Open Science

Does the radical involvement of AI in mathematical practice continue existing structures and ideologies or abruptly break with the past? That is, does AI simply accelerate ongoing processes of computation, mechanization, and human-machine collaboration that date to the mid-twentieth century (and earlier), or does it fundamentally alter the nature of mathematical practice? This presentation will reflect on historical episodes of conceptual and computational disruption in mathematics and use the historiographical framework of continuity and rupture to explore these questions. 

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