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Tuesday, 19 December 2023

DeepMind AI outdoes human mathematicians on unsolved problem

An artificial intelligence (AI) system, called FunSearch, has improved on mathematicians’ previous solutions to problems inspired by the card game Set. Until now, researchers have used AI to solve mathematics problems with known solutions. This time, FunSearch went further than what had already been solved by humans in combinatorics, a field of mathematics that studies how to count the possible arrangements of sets containing finitely many objects.

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