Harmonic, the Nvidia-backed startup pursuing what it calls mathematical superintelligence, is partnering with the American Institute of Mathematics to build a new AI benchmark defined and driven by working mathematicians rather than by raw accuracy scores. The collaboration, disclosed on July 20, 2026, aims to measure whether AI systems actually advance mathematical research, not merely whether they get the right answer.
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