Terence Tao, a mathematics professor at UCLA, is a real-life superintelligence. The “Mozart of Math,” as he is sometimes called, is widely considered the world’s greatest living mathematician. He has ...

The books will invite readers on a tour of transformational ideas that have shaped our modern understanding of the universe. Quanta Books is delighted to announce two new upcoming books by ...

AI is now helping produce research-level mathematics, but experts say verifying proofs not generating them is becoming the ...

Terence Tao, a UCLA professor considered to be the “world’s greatest living mathematician,” last month compared ChatGPT’s o1 reasoning model to a “mediocre, but not completely incompetent” graduate ...

Terence Tao was reading and counting by age 2, studying university-level math by 9, and finished a Princeton PhD by 20. He went on to win the Fields Medal, become tenured at UCLA at 24, help prove ...

Three Fields Medalists, researchers from OpenAI and DeepMind and dozens of mathematicians and computer scientists gathered at Stanford last week to envision how artificial intelligence (AI) might ...

On Alumni Day last month, Princeton awarded the James Madison Medal, the highest distinction for graduate alumni, to Terence Tao GS ’96. Tao made University history when he earned his Ph.D. in ...