The abelian sandpile of research mathematicsWritten without AI Everyone is still struggling to understand what exactly happened on October 6 when OpenAI dropped its 372-theorem “mathocalypse”. Is AI "the end of math as we know it"? Is mathematiOct 14 · 6 min readblog.danromik.com
The feedback loop of mathematics researchIn the wake of OpenAI's announcement of their solution to the Navier-Stokes problem, and the many other announcements of AI-discovered research breakthrough we've been seeing on a weekly — sometimes dSep 28 · 8 min readblog.danromik.com
On (provably) writing without AIDisclosure: this blog is written without AI. Every single word you read in any of the posts here came from my brain (including the word "disclosure" at the beginning of this sentence: an ironic choice1KAug 19 · 4 min readblog.danromik.com
Some recent AI-produced mathematical advances and their significanceRelated post: A historic day for mathematics The last several weeks have seen a dizzying array of announcements of noteworthy (and in some cases very significant) mathematical advances discovered autoAug 18 · 9 min readblog.danromik.com
Can Claude Code get a job as a 3D animator?Related post: Can Claude Code get a job as an ML engineer? I’ve been interested in 3D animation, and particularly in Blender, for a number of years. Earlier this year, as Claude Code has exponentiallyJul 22 · 10 min readblog.danromik.com
