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Towards Autonomous Mathematics Research research paper by Google, 2026

Google · Agents and evaluation · Feb 10, 2026 · 39 citations · 36 upvotes · unverified

Aletheia, a math research agent, demonstrates advanced reasoning capabilities by generating and verifying solutions end-to-end in natural language, achieving autonomous research outcomes from Olympiad problems to PhD-level exercises and contributing to AI-assisted mathematical research.

By Tony Feng, Trieu H. Trinh, Garrett Bingham and 26 more · arXiv 2602.10177 · PDF

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About this paper

Venue: arXiv.org
Citations: 39, 3 influential · Semantic Scholar
Upvotes: 36 · Hugging Face
Lab: Google · on Companies · on Acquisitions · on Paydays · on TechConf · on Releases

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CitationsNov 9, 2026Citations rose from 37 to 39.

CitationsNov 2, 2026Citations rose from 29 to 37.

CitationsOct 12, 2026Citations rose from 28 to 29.

CitationsOct 5, 2026Influential citations rose from 2 to 3.

CitationsOct 5, 2026Citations rose from 24 to 28.

CitationsSep 25, 2026A first count of 2 influential citations.

CitationsSep 25, 2026A first count of 24 citations.

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