Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Gradient Damage Makes Mathematics Visible—and Audible
An independent channel pairs 3D math animations and sound experiments with plain-English write-ups and an indexed catalogue of OpenAI-reported proof claims.
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- Math-curious viewers and readers
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- Its subject index marks video availability: number theory lists 31 results, 20 with videos.
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The homepage divides the OpenAI-related material into subject categories, with counts and video availability shown per category; for example, number theory lists 31 results, 20 with videos. The featured Harary–Hill write-up starts from a concrete drawing question—how many crossings appear when every pair of 18 dots is joined—and links the explanation to sources. The site says result summaries come from OpenAI’s public catalogue and the cited preprints have not been peer reviewed.
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