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More than three decades after Andrew Wiles proved the 350-year-old Fermat's Last Theorem, mathematicians are teaching AI to understand and verify its famously difficult proof. The goal is not to solve ...

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Why the Knicks let Mitchell Robinson leave for Boston: the salary cap math, Dolan's hard line, and how New York plans to replace him.

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