TimeTrace Labs is building edge-native world models for real-time state decoding from motion. We spun out of the University of Oxford last year with support from Oxford University Innovation. We provide the verification layer between intent and reality: continuously understanding what a physical system is actually doing at the sensor level.
Join us this Friday at 4 pm for an open and thought-provoking panel discussion exploring these and many other questions about the future of mathematics & AI.
How will AI transform mathematical research?
How might the relationship between mathematicians and AI evolve?
What opportunities could AI create for the next generation of mathematicians?
How can students embrace AI tools while developing their own mathematical independence, intuition and technical expertise?
Panelists
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The Future of Mathematical Research in the Age of AI
Join us this Friday at 4 pm for an open and thought-provoking panel discussion exploring these and many other questions about the future of mathematics & AI.
How will AI transform mathematical research?
How might the relationship between mathematicians and AI evolve?
What opportunities could AI create for the next generation of mathematicians?
How can students embrace AI tools while developing their own mathematical independence, intuition and technical expertise?
Panelists
Prof. Christina Goldschmidt, Prof. Ben Green, Prof. James Maynard, Prof. Derek Moulton, and Prof. Sakura Schafer-Nameki.
Moderators
Prof. Christoph Reisinger and Prof. Leandro Sánchez-Betancourt.
