Wu Shuo learned that Vitalik Buterin proposed developing a high-level language that can be compiled to systems such as Lean and HOL, focusing on improving the readability of definitions and theorems rather than the proof process itself. The envisioned use case is that AI generates large-scale proofs, and then this language helps readers more easily understand exactly which precise definitions and theorems have been proven.

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RevokeRanger
· 8h ago
However, the practical difficulty of putting such advanced language into real use may not be small, since Lean and the HOL ecosystem are already quite mature, and compatibility is a major issue.
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FakeMetaMaskCop
· 8h ago
Having AI write proofs, and humans only have to understand the theorem? Wouldn’t that mean mathematicians will all be out of work later (lol), but it really can speed up research in many fields.
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MintMachine
· 8h ago
This idea is amazing—AI-generated proofs plus human-readable language is truly the future of mathematics and logic!
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