Daattavya Aggarwal

@chumwonktonodI Thanks!

@DaattavyaA this is very cool!

Excited to share our new paper on AI-led maths research. We tried to model mathematical practice realistically, using the task of `rediscovering’ the concept of homology as a benchmark. Would love feedback from people working in a variety of areas! arxiv.org/abs/2603.04528

@adilsoubki Thanks, glad you enjoyed the talk

@DaattavyaA i really liked your presentation on this work yesterday! so much is just focused on solving problems once they have been stated so it's cool to see something that is more about discovering good definitions / asking the right questions.

@Rythian47 Thank you!

@DaattavyaA Very interesting work. I enjoyed reading it.

@davegra94006051 @GothamChess Bwahaha and your expert opinion on him “mishandling certain dynamic positions” comes from your personal 2850+ understanding of chess? Not to flame but how can any non master level player judge this

Gukesh youngest world chess champion ever?

Happy to share my recent work on using ML to study topological quantities on interesting Saskian and G2 geometries! arxiv.org/abs/2310.03064 If for some reason my tweet reaches someone interested, join my talk at 4pm BST! cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/6590822098?p…

The wind-up bird chronicle has such wonderful characters. Boris the Manskinner has to be one of the most sadistic villains in literature though.

Easily amongst my favourite podcasts, give a listen to the brilliant @seanmcarroll Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas: thank you for keeping me company on @Spotify all year long! #SpotifyWrapped open.spotify.com/show/622lvLwp8…

@AlishaDoutt Thank you, wish the same for you !

@Chlo_G Haha, glad you enjoyed the show !

@punkasslilbitch Thank you !

@DaattavyaA What the fuck bro, that's insane congrats my man!

A dream come true ! 8:30 PM, BBC

@AlishaDoutt Thank you ! It was a very fun experience nonetheless, hope you enjoyed the show !

@viraj_dharod pro _/\_

This is obviously not true as I can just multiply the whole equation by a^42, 42 being the lcm of 2,3 and 7.