How can the math community forge the best path forward in the AI age? We're committing $15M to workshops and initiatives — plus free AI computing resources for foundation-supported researchers — through new partnerships with @AnthropicAI and @OpenAI: bit.ly/4zpfIbW
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Oct 15, 2026 · 2:33 PM UTC
How about you? Just get OpenAI and anthropic to stop guard railing everything?
Then, mathematicians around the world can actually discover something.
Stop protecting gatekeepers of knowledge.
Math belongs to all, and Terrance Tao should be using AI to solve things others can’t fathom.
Why do so many things run so inefficiently?
Throwing money at a foundational issue is stupid.
Fix the foundation. •
$15M with OpenAI and Anthropic putting mathematicians in the driver's seat. AI math needs referees, not cheerleaders.
We actually went deeper on what makes this matter for mathematicians, how the three orgs are splitting the work, and the 722 AI manuscripts that sparked the whole thing. xitter.cf/AGTPinsights/status/21…
The Simons Foundation just launched a $15M initiative to help mathematicians check AI math results. Here's what you need to know.
The Simons Foundation announced the effort today, with partners Anthropic and OpenAI. The money will fund workshops, conferences, and special programs. The goal is to help mathematicians examine, understand, and build on results produced by AI.
OpenAI is putting in $5 million of the total. The Simons Foundation will manage and award that funding. OpenAI will also give Simons-supported researchers access to its models and computing resources. The foundation says researchers it supports will get free AI computing resources through the partnerships.
The timing matters. The initiative covers results OpenAI published recently, including a batch of 722 AI-generated math manuscripts and proofs. Mathematicians have argued over whether that batch has hurt or helped their field. Some have warned against sharing research with LLMs.
Reactions so far are split. Some call it an excellent initiative. Others say it won't change much, or that it looks like an effort to win over mathematicians. Some say $15M is small for the scale of the problem.
Key numbers:
- $15M total from the Simons Foundation, Anthropic and OpenAI
- $5M from OpenAI
- 722 AI-generated manuscripts released by OpenAI
The funding will go to workshops, conferences and special programs, and Simons-supported researchers get free AI compute.






































