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When mathematicians make breakthroughs, they hallucinate too. They reach beyond established results. But unlike AI, they’ve learned to tell a promising hallucination from a dead end. Number theorist Ken Ono on AI, creativity, and mathematical discovery. -- Timestamps -- 00:00:00 – Why predicting problem difficulty is so hard 00:00:27...

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