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Martin Hairer

Professor at EPFL

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Martin Hairer is a mathematician and Royal Society Fellow.

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Feb 2026 — Sep 2026
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First Proof
arXivresearchneutralFeb 16, 2026

Researchers have created a set of ten original research-level mathematics questions to assess whether current AI systems can correctly solve novel problems arising from actual research contexts.

“Author of "First Proof" on arXiv”

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Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence
OpenAIcautiousSep 22, 2026

“Member of OpenAI's independent advisory group on mathematics and AI.”

OpenAI convenes math advisers after claiming 100+ problem breakthroughs
TechCrunchcautiousSep 22, 2026

“Member of OpenAI's Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence”

A Severe Misalignment of AI in Mathematics
SubstackcautiousSep 21, 2026

“Fields Medal winner (2014) contributing to warnings about AI threatening the intellectual foundations of mathematical practice and education.”

The fall of the theorem economy
davidbessis.substack.comcautiousApr 22, 2026

“High-profile mathematician who announced First Proof project to assess AI's capability at research-level mathematics.”