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AI will not make mathematicians obsolete
Sergiu Klainerman
Sergiu Klainerman examines what AI’s recent mathematical breakthroughs really mean for mathematicians. Revisiting the Navier–Stokes problem, he distinguishes exhaustive machine search from the deeper human task of deciding which questions matter and what meaningful answers should look like.
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The Millennium Problem
Amélie Dupont
Amélie Dupont examines how an OpenAI model resolved the Navier–Stokes Millennium Problem. Tracing vortex stretching, singularity formation, and external forcing, she explains how the construction satisfies one of the alternatives allowed by the original problem.
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Twin Universes and Bimetric Gravity
Jean-Pierre Luminet
Jean-Pierre Luminet traces twin-universe cosmology from Sakharov to modern bimetric gravity, examining negative mass, quantum-cosmological models, and the Janus model, and argues that ambitious alternatives to standard cosmology must meet the demands of mathematical consistency, stability, and rigorous observational testing.
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Imagine an Organism
David Lobina
Blaise Agüera y Arcas argues that AI has resolved longstanding questions about intelligence, language, and cognition. David J. Lobina challenges this claim, arguing that artificial intelligence and the human mind operate in fundamentally different ways.
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The Film That Launched a Thousand Tweets
David Boos
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has ignited fierce debate over casting, historical fidelity, and the politics of adaptation. David Boos argues that the film’s real betrayal lies somewhere far deeper.
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On Doing Otherwise
David Berlinski
David Berlinski subjects to logical analysis the reigning claim that to act freely is to be able to do otherwise, and concludes that free action is a matter of how one acts, not of what one might instead have done.
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An Abecedary Of Scientific Serendipity
Sheldon Lee Glashow
Nobel laureate Sheldon Lee Glashow offers an alphabetical tour of scientific serendipity, from the first aniline dye to the science of fermentation, recounting twenty-six discoveries made by happy accident.
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A Truncated Manuscript
Pierre Schapira
In the mid-1980s, an enigmatic document began circulating in French mathematical circles. Pierre Schapira casts a critical eye over Alexander Grothendieck's Récoltes et Semailles, now published officially for the first time.
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The Year in Review
The Editors
As the end of the year approaches, we are pleased to mark the relaunch of Inference with a new season of essays, insights, and intellectual exchange. Inference is now accepting submissions from authors worldwide.
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