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Tim Gowers

Mathematician at Cambridge and Collège de France

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Tim Gowers is a field medalist and an eminent mathematician.

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May 2026 — Aug 2026
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Right-Sizing Your Intelligence Spend
XcautiousAug 20, 2026

“External mathematician who verified that an AI-generated proof of a mathematical conjecture would merit immediate acceptance at the Annals of Mathematics.”

Why the legendary Erdős problems are falling to AI
Quanta MagazinemixedAug 10, 2026

“Cambridge mathematician who reviewed OpenAI's AI solution to Erdős unit distance problem and endorsed its quality.”

Google DeepMind's AlphaProof Nexus solves decades-old math problems for a few hundred dollars
The DecodercautiousMay 26, 2026

“Called OpenAI's solution to the Erdős unit-distance conjecture a milestone in AI mathematics.”

AI Solves a Longstanding Geometry Conjecture
OpenAIpositiveMay 21, 2026

“Described OpenAI's autonomous resolution of the planar unit distance problem as 'a milestone in AI mathematics'.”

OpenAI says one of its models solved a famous math problem
SubstackpositiveMay 21, 2026

“Fields medalist who reviewed OpenAI's proof of the unit distance problem and called it a milestone in AI mathematics.”

A recent experience with ChatGPT 5.5 Pro
Gowers's WeblogcautiousMay 11, 2026

“Author of the blog post about ChatGPT 5.5 Pro's mathematical capabilities, testing it on problems from additive number theory.”