Hilbert’s 10th Problem and the Limits of Computation A mathematical problem solved 55 years ago still has much to give in relation to contemporary questions on undecidability and the extent of AI’s potential capabilities in mathematics. Read more 26. Nov 2025 | By Benjamin Skuse | 0 comments
The Pressure to Publish Is Challenging the Foundations of Academic Integrity Scientific publishing appears to be at a crossroads. Read more 19. Nov 2025 | By Andrei Mihai | 2 comments
Turing’s Two Penn’orth on Today’s AI Talking Points The eerily prescient thoughts of Alan Turing, the visionary who laid the foundations of computer science, remain remarkably relevant to today’s discussions concerning AI. Read more 12. Nov 2025 | By Benjamin Skuse | 2 comments
Is AI Becoming a Scientific Collaborator, More Than a Tool? We could be on the verge of a golden age for scientific discovery. Read more 05. Nov 2025 | By Andrei Mihai | 7 comments
