I’ve always enjoyed mathematics and I’ve always been fascinated by AI. Therefore, the last years were obviously crazy for me. Often I tried to convey the importance of the various results (the first one that struck me was the IMO gold in 2025) to my friends, but without success because of the missing context. Therefore I decided to put the whole story, with sources, in a short book for non-specialists: no equations, about 300 notes with links, and where people disagree the versions are side by side. It stops on September 30, 2026, therefore this week OpenAI leap is not covered… but that’s the way it is (I hope to publish updated versions time to time!) The title is From 2+2=5 to Navier–Stokes: A Short History of AI in Mathematics If anyone’s interested, here’s the Amazon link (it’s available as ebook and paperback). I would love to hear your thoughts! I attach here also the timeline that you can find at the end of the book, because I think it can be useful for everybody to keep track! submitted by /u/Sea_Let_300
Originally posted by u/Sea_Let_300 on r/ArtificialInteligence