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Princeton Researchers Unveil Improved Mathematical Theorem Prover Powered by AI

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AI at Princeton
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Oct 12, 2025
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Researchers across academia and industry are making major strides in artificial intelligence systems for mathematics, with major advances coming at a rapid clip. The models are increasingly able to decipher the abstract concepts and sophisticated reasoning required to solve problems that befuddled them just a year or two ago.This week, two AI model

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