
Ken Ono
American mathematician
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Oct 16, 2026
How AI Will Unleash a New Kind of Intelligence | Ken Ono, Axiom Math | EO
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When I was a child, I was considered gifted in mathematics, and my parents decided at an early age that I was gonna be a mathematician.
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Why This Is the Most Exciting Time to Be Human | Ken Ono, Axiom Math
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Exactly one year ago, I was a happy-go-lucky university professor writing my papers.

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I would have described myself as someone who had enjoyed the privilege of being good at mathematics, and then there was a dramatic change.
Jobs Boom, Astra Reactions, Cybercab Roll Out, The Dyson Debate | Hunter Somerville, Bar Winkler, Bridgit Mendler, Carina Hong & Ken Ono
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... um, and other like physical engineering disciplines that we couldn't think of in the past.

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So put another way, wr- the world runs on code that people don't understand, many people haven't even read.

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So software verification, hardware verification, as Karina says, is kind of the challenge for the future, and that's really like doing math.
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Um, you know, honestly, the, the percentage of math that has been understood by mankind at, out of all the math that probably exists, it's probably close to, like, 1% or 2%.

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But you can prove theorems that nobody cares about or will have no application to the real world, and what's the good in that?
BBC visits Iran school where strike killed 120 children
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And so last year when we're talking about, uh, these large m- la- large language models getting a perfect score, well, make no mistake, someone still has to grade those problems.

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There's a second kind of AI called formalization and verification where the computer checks itself.
