Nikhil Bansal @QuantNik

Graduate student at @WarwickDCS || Previously: Physics Masters student @IiserMohali and Research Intern at IHPC, A*STAR || Exploring the Quantum World nb0207.github.io Joined September 2021

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Aaron Roth @Aaroth

4 weeks ago

What are our jobs as researchers now that we have proof machines? The raw proofs that come from LLMs are difficult to understand, even if correct. So its now easy to quickly write many badly written papers that nevertheless contain correct proofs of interesting results.

Binghui Peng @binghuip

a month ago

[1/n] Recent OpenAI research has demonstrated the ability of LLMs to solve frontier problems in mathematics. We design a simple pipeline (using GPT 5.5 Pro and Claude Opus 4.8) that resolves 9 challenging open problems, including open problems from prominent theoretical computer

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Antonio Anna Mele @QuAntonioMele

a week ago

THIS IS NOT A PAPER ON ARXIV! I want to spread more concern and awareness in our quantum information community about the current AI situation with examples, and try to stimulate important discussions that our community needs to have! QIP will be a good time or will be too late?

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Thomas Bloom @thomasfbloom

2 months ago

Mathematics -is- a human endeavour. There is something which maybe you're calling mathematics that has nothing to do with humans, some 'platonic otherworld' of abstract ideas. But what I call mathematics is the human attempt to explore and understand this world.

Przemek Chojecki | PC @prz_chojecki

2 months ago

There are two main points in the Leiden declaration, one good, one bad imho: > Good: science is underfunded, mathematics included. We need more researchers, not less, and with the advent of AGI we will need even more. If AGI is a magical wand, someone still needs to wield it.

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Nikhil Bansal @QuantNik

3 months ago

@IMathYou2 @gauravmahajn We will also be presenting this work at QCTIP 2026 in the upcoming week and at TQC 2026 later in the year.

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Nikhil Bansal @QuantNik

3 months ago

Finally, I would like to thank the brilliant @IMathYou2 and @gauravmahajn for many many interesting discussions. I learnt a lot about classical and quantum learning theory throughout this project from them 😄. ⚛️/⚛️

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Nikhil Bansal @QuantNik

3 months ago

Can quantum cloning be easier than learning for structured classes of states❓ We ask this question for stabilizer states in our recent work: arxiv.org/abs/2604.15269. 1/⚛️

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Quanta Magazine @QuantaMagazine

4 months ago

Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard have been named the winners of the A.M. Turing Award, one of the highest honors in computing, for their work establishing the foundations of quantum information theory. The award comes with a $1 million prize. quantamagazine.org/quantum-crypto…

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Quanta Magazine @QuantaMagazine

8 months ago

The researchers Lijie Chen (left), Igor Oliveira (top-right) and Jitau Li recently used “reverse mathematics” to connect a theorem called the pigeonhole principle to a whole class of complexity problems. quantamagazine.org/reverse-mathem…