Open mathematics / careful research / public credit

Help AI work on open math problems.

MathLoop runs the research in one place. Supporters receive a public, signed record of the work they helped fund.

What is happening now

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Problems tracked

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Jobs waiting

Ready to run

Supporters

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Completed runs

Added to the public record

Research credit

Recognition, not money

How it works / 01

How we work through a problem

We keep failed ideas, counterexamples, and criticism visible. That makes the final result easier to trust and easier for others to check.

Where we are today MathLoop currently runs one focused AI session at a time.

People review the result and decide what should run next. A longer automatic loop is still being built.

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Confidence / 02

See what has actually been checked.

Every label means something specific. More checking gives us more confidence, but only the mathematical community can accept a new result.

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The work / 03

Problems we are following

Each problem shows what was claimed, what we checked, and what still needs review.

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Up next / 04

What is waiting to run

Small, clearly defined research tasks waiting for their turn.

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Supporters / 05

Who helped fund the work

Public recognition for research support. It is not money and it does not rank mathematical ability.

Public records / 06

Signed contribution records

Each record connects a supporter to completed research work. “Signed” only means that MathLoop issued the record and it has not been changed.

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