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5 September 2026
Anthropic’s latest Claude-assisted math sprint made a very un–AI thing look almost routine: turning Andrew Wiles’ proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem into computer-verifiable Lean code. Claude helped formalize the argument as a single Lean file weighing in at about 13 million lines, completed in 11 days. In practical terms, it replaces “trust me” with a proof that other machines can check line by line, cutting down the human error risk that comes with reading long, intricate reasoning and making the result far easier to share and audit.
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