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Chinese artificial intelligence that independently solved in 80 hours an open mathematical problem posed 12 years ago by American Dan Anderson — and proved its own result

· Source: en.clickpetroleoegas.com.br

In short

A Chinese AI framework developed at Peking University autonomously solved a 12-year-old open problem in commutative algebra posed by mathematician Dan Anderson, in just 80 hours. The AI used a dual-agent system to reason about the problem and formally verify the mathematical proof without human intervention. This breakthrough could accelerate scientific discovery and has potential future applications in engineering, cryptography, logistics optimization, and network planning.

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