UChicago mathematician Danny Calegari shows how he uses Claude for math collaboration and slide generation
fortnow · x · 2026-10-24
At the University of Chicago's Math in the Age of AI Seminar, mathematician Danny Calegari demonstrated how he uses Claude to collaborate on mathematics, visualize concepts, and generate an entire slide deck from a single prompt. According to fortnow, the best part of the talk wasn't the AI but Calegari's own quotes.
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