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On October 6, 2023, the company OpenAI published hundreds of new mathematical proofs that solve previously unsolved problems, thereby sparking a revolution in the field of mathematics, which raised concerns and controversies among mathematicians regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on research and traditional processes in this field. #Matematika #UměláInteligence #OpenAI (translated)

This question could not be solved within the boundaries of a single discipline. Biology showed us the behavior of chromosomes in a living cell, advanced microscopy allowed us to precisely monitor their dynamics, and physics and mathematics provided us with a way to extract a general principle from individual observations – said Iva Tolić during the presentation of the research results. #IvaTolić #ANEUPLOIDY #znanost (translated)

Andrej Poglajen wrote that the first image showed the ratio of votes for and against with 99.94 percent of the votes counted. According to him, it is mathematically impossible for 0.04 percent of the submitted votes to represent 3,690 or 4,406 ballots. He added that in such a case, the ballots would have to be cast by 9,225,000 or 11,015,000 people. #volitve #volilniSistem #matematika (translated)

According to Zoltán Tanács, the Minister of Science and Technology, mathematical results produced by a new artificial intelligence model could revolutionize the history of human science, as this development calls into question the idea that scientific discoveries originate solely from the human mind. #mesterségesintelligencia #tudomány #innováció (translated)

American computer scientist and mathematician Scott Aaronson from the University of Texas at Austin wrote that his wife, mathematician Dana Moshkovitz, has been working on that problem for practically her entire career. #UmjetnaInteligencija #Matematika #Mathpocalypse (translated)

Artificial intelligence has solved long-standing mathematical problems, causing disbelief among mathematicians and raising concerns about the future of mathematics in the AI era, with some calling it a mathematical apocalypse. #UmjetnaInteligencija #Matematika #Mathpocalypse (translated)

Sergij pointed out a mathematical inconsistency in the results: according to him, 0.4% of 922,838 votes counted overnight should amount to 3,690 votes. The number of votes in favor increased by 989, while the number of votes against increased by 3,417, totaling 4,406 votes, he wrote. https://t.co/il8T1JLHbL #glasovanje #matematika #volitve (translated)

David Rangl published a text that he described as a transcript of Andrej Babiš's response to a question regarding the ANO party's results in Prague. In it, Babiš was attributed with the claim that the movement did not lose, only received fewer votes, and that the result was bad. The text further connected the European Union with a green lemon, the electoral failure of Motorists with parking, and Tomio Okamura with not exceeding the five percent threshold. Babiš was also attributed remarks about the Pirates and Somalia, colonoscopies, and penguins that do not fly. According to the text, Karel Havlíček was supposed to prepare an eighteen-page analysis of penguin walking. #volby #politika #ANO (translated)

Václav Hendrych wrote that he was approached by a former student who is now in the third year of high school and works at a financial company. He offered him help with money, but Hendrych added that since he taught him math, he was worried that he might rather lose it. #matematika #vzdělání #středníškola (translated)

We want to create standards and procedures so that the results published by laboratories working on artificial intelligence are understandable to mathematicians and can contribute to progress in this field," said Melanie Wood, a mathematician from Harvard University and a member of the advisory committee. #UměláInteligence #Matematika #OpenAI (translated)

The mathematics is such that theoretically it allows that [the work of a two-party coalition]. Would that be right? I think not. It is right to have a broader coalition so that we can make several decisions, as these are unpopular decisions. A broader coalition is needed to make serious decisions that will be unpopular, said Edgars Tavars, a politician from the political force "United List," which won the 15th Saeima elections, in the Latvia Television program "Today's Question." #koalīcija #latvijaspolitika #nepopulārlēmumi (translated)

The Russian embassy in the Czech Republic posed a "mathematical problem," stating that former MP Petr Wolf received six years in prison without parole for a subsidy fraud of 11 million. It asked what penalty another MP could receive for a fraud of 50 million. #matematika #dotačnípodvody #ČVUT (translated)