Vladimir Voevodsky's Logic and Computer Proofs
Chapter 1

The crisis of human brainpower

Chapter 2

Speaking the language of the machines

Chapter 3

When AI joins the research team

Chapter 4

The future of truth and human minds

Ch 2 · Speaking the language of the machines
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Equivalent is equal, equivalent is equal, / Computers check the path.

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True certainty requires breaking our reasoning down to its simplest steps.

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In what decade did Appel and Haken publish their computer-assisted proof of the four-color theorem?

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Fun Fact

The Four-Color Debate: When the four-color map theorem was proved by computer in 1976, some mathematicians refused to accept it because humans couldn't check it by hand.

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Gossip

Would you trust a computer-generated proof over a human-written one?

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In which country was the theorem prover Coq, another major tool for formalizing math, originally developed?

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What does the acronym ITP stand for in the context of computer-assisted mathematics?

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How many colors are mathematically proven to be sufficient to color any flat map without adjacent regions sharing a color?

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Which programming language and theorem prover, developed by Microsoft Research, has become highly popular for formalizing math?

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What is the name of the open-source library that stores formalized mathematics for the Lean theorem prover?

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Which mathematician initiated the Univalent Foundations project after finding an error in his own work?

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What mathematical theory did Voevodsky seek to reformulate using computer-verifiable type theory?

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