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Notes from the common room

Mathematics is changing faster than it has in decades. New tools are reshaping not just what’s provable, but what it means to do mathematics and to be a mathematician.

This is a communal blog for mathematicians’ thoughts on that shift, from those with an established platform and those without: PhD students and professors, the skeptics, the curious and the indifferent.

All lengths and registers welcome: a short anecdote, a philosophical essay, a political critique of how labs or institutions are handling this, or simply an honest account of your own relationship with these tools.

Interested in contributing? See the submission guidelines.

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August 11, 2026

The question of reasoning traces

by Segev Gonen Cohen

August 11, 2026

What I feel like when I work with an AI

by Shmuel Weinberger

August 9, 2026

The AI dissenter viewpoint

by Tasmin Chu

August 9, 2026

Why do mathematics in the age of AI

by Srivatsav Kunnawalkam Elayavalli

August 7, 2026

Writing mathematics in the age of AI

by Martin Hairer

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