By 2030, AI can autonomously prove mathematical theorems that are publishable in mathematics journals today?
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AI can autonomously prove mathematical theorems that are publishable in mathematics journals today
including generating the theorems to prove.
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Can the AI use a proof assistant (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_assistant), or have it as part of its own code?
If not, then do you restrict the AI type to be only a LLM / solely made up of a neural network?
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