Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics

Signatories

The primary signatory list now lives on the homepage below the declaration text.

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1512 Signatories
  1. Marie Roth ORCID Postdoc University of East Anglia
  2. Stacey G. Harris ORCID Professor, Saint Louis University
    Comment

    The game is changing faster than we can play. It is paramount that leaders and those with concerns in our field express considered stances about what is happening, with appropriate warnings and topical recommendations. That is what this declaration is.

  3. San Vũ Ngọc ORCID Professor, Université de Rennes
  4. Ethan Borsh ORCID Student, Northwestern University
  5. Claudio Bravo verified email Universidad de Talca
  6. Stefano CAPPARELLI ORCID Professor, Sapienza Università di Roma
  7. Lies Beers ORCID Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
  8. Martin Hairer ORCID EPFL and Imperial
  9. Anne Baanen ORCID Maintainer, Mathlib project
  10. Maximiliano Leyton-Álvarez ORCID University of Talca
  11. Sophie Morel ORCID CNRS
  12. Shaun Stevens ORCID Professor of Mathematics, University of East Anglia
  13. Spencer Backman ORCID Associate Professor, University of Vermont
  14. Peter Pfaffelhuber ORCID Professor, University of Freiburg
  15. Jacco Bruil ORCID
  16. Steen Ryom-Hansen verified email Universidad de Talca
  17. Friedrich Knop ORCID FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
  18. Lex Bijlsma ORCID professor emeritus, Open Universiteit
  19. Tahir Coşgun ORCID Assistant Professor, Amasya Üniversitesi
  20. Banri Yanahama Nyx Foundation
  21. Andrew Putman ORCID Notre Dame Professor of Topology, University of Notre Dame
  22. Gaëtan Serré ORCID PhD, École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay
  23. Alvaro Liendo ORCID Full Professor, University of Talca
  24. Felix Leditzky ORCID Assistant Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  25. Gerhard Heinzmann ORCID université de Lorraine
  26. Daniele Nantes Sobrinho ORCID Associate Professor, Universidade de Brasília
  27. André Ran ORCID Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and North-West University, South Africa
  28. Thomas Goodwillie verified email Brown University
  29. Stephen Griffeth ORCID Instituto de matemáticas, Universidad de Talca
  30. Hiroaki Minato ORCID Senior Advisor of Statistics and Data Science
  31. David Kurniadi Angdinata ORCID Senior Research Associate, University of East Anglia
  32. Jean-François Dat Professor, Sorbonne Université
  33. Jan Joris Vereijken ORCID
  34. Catherine Roberts ORCID Professor, College of the Holy Cross
  35. Sachal Abdullah Independent Researcher
  36. Pierre Marion ORCID Research faculty, INRIA Paris
  37. Stephan Raaijmakers ORCID Full professor of Communicative AI, Leiden University
  38. Martin Keller-Ressel ORCID Technische Universität Dresden
  39. marie-france vigneras Institut de Mathematiques de Jussieu, Universite de Paris-Cite, Emeritus professor
  40. Bryan Peng Jun Wang verified email Harvard University
  41. Ernesto Icogo ORCID Alumni Freiburg
  42. Femke Vrolijk verified email Erasmus School of Law
  43. Valerio Lucarini ORCID Professor of Applied Mathematics, University of Leicester
    Comment

    A wonderful and most timely declaration.

  44. Carla Jacqueline Huisman ORCID University of Amsterdam
  45. João Marcos ORCID Full Professor, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
  46. Jean Van Schaftingen ORCID Professor, UCLouvain
  47. Christopher Birkbeck ORCID Lecturer in pure maths, University of East Anglia
  48. John Baez ORCID Maxwell Fellow of Public Engagement, University of Edinburgh
    Comment

    I support this declaration. I have one small comment: the document notes that "Technologies which affect the way in which mathematics is practiced may disturb the current system of incentives." The current system of incentives seriously is flawed in many ways, and I don't think maintaining the status quo should be our goal. However, we should work to improve it, not let it be corrupted by outside forces, as has already been done for decades by university administrators, journal oligopolies, etc.

  49. Olivier Bruneau ORCID Associate Professor, Université de Lorraine
  50. Alberto Elduque ORCID Universidad de Zaragoza
  51. Sam Raskin ORCID
  52. John Cobb ORCID NSF Postdoc, Auburn University
  53. Eric Vergo ORCID Independent researcher
  54. Zbigniew Hajto ORCID Profesor nadzwyczajny, Uniwersytet Jagielloński
  55. Ralf Köhl ORCID Professor for Algebra, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
  56. Maarten Bullynck ORCID Maître de conférences, Université Paris 8
  57. Xuhua He ORCID University of Hong Kong
  58. Piotr Achinger ORCID IMPAN and KSE
  59. Hervé Le Dret ORCID Professor, Sorbonne Université
  60. Cordian Riener ORCID Professor, UiT Norges arktiske universitet
  61. Pantelis Tassopoulos verified email University of Cambridge
  62. Johan Slot ORCID Eindhoven University of Technology, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, professor emeritus
  63. Martin Burger ORCID DESY and University of Hamburg
  64. Hélène Esnault ORCID Freie Universität Berlin
  65. Joel David Hamkins ORCID John Cardinal O'Hara Professor of Logic, University of Notre Dame
  66. Riccardo Brasca ORCID Maître de conférences, Université de Paris Faculté Sociétés et Humanités
  67. Dennis Hejhal verified email Professor, University of Minnesota and (emeritus) Uppsala University
  68. Sam Nariman ORCID Associate Professor, Purdue University System
  69. Anand Pillay ORCID University of Notre Dame
    Comment

    Well-written and thought-out statement, especially concerning the social and political issues.

  70. David Méndez ORCID Senior Scientist, Champalimaud Foundation
  71. Ana Caraiani ORCID Imperial College London
  72. Philippe Dreesen ORCID Maastricht University
  73. Yûsuke Okuyama ORCID Professor, Kyoto Institute of Technology
  74. Frédéric Le Roux ORCID Institut de Mathématiques de Jussieu-Paris Rive Gauche
  75. David Pritchard ORCID University of Strathclyde
  76. Bernard Teissier ORCID Emeritus director of Research, CNRS-Université Paris-Cité
  77. Yongchao Huang ORCID Department of Computing Science, University of Aberdeen
  78. Daniele Avitabile verified email Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
  79. Eduard Campillo-Funollet ORCID Lancaster University
  80. Manuel Rivera ORCID Purdue University
  81. Steven Sivek ORCID Imperial College London
  82. Ben Green ORCID Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford
  83. Marc CHARDIN CNRS & Sorbonne Université
  84. Andrew Arana ORCID Faculty member / Enseignant-chercheur / Enseignante-chercheuse, Université de Lorraine
  85. Aki Härmä ORCID Assistant Professor, Maastricht University
  86. Ralf Peeters ORCID Maastricht University
  87. Peter Scholze ORCID
  88. François Loeser ORCID Professor, Sorbonne University
  89. Paul Johnson ORCID Lecturer, University of Sheffield
    Comment

    I keep going back to the beginning of Thurston's On Proof and Progress in Mathematics, and his care in framing the debate with the right question. Not "How do mathematicians prove theorems", but "How do mathematicians advance human understanding of mathematics?"

  90. Viviane Baladi verified email CNRS (retired)
  91. Pascal Vanier ORCID Professor, Université de Caen Normandie
  92. Fenner Stanley Tanswell verified email Technische Universität Berlin
    Comment

    A timely and important reaction to the rapid developments in AI in mathematics.

  93. Jiayi Li ORCID Max Planck Institute
  94. George Kinnear ORCID Reader in Mathematics Education, The University of Edinburgh
  95. Bora Çalım verified email Rutgers University
  96. Michael J. Barany ORCID University of Edinburgh
  97. Asgar Jamneshan ORCID Heisenberg position, University of Bonn
  98. Johannes Schmitt ORCID ETH Zurich
  99. Jarod Alper ORCID Professor, University of Washington / Visitor Researcher, Google Deepmind
  100. Alain Chavarri Villarello ORCID Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam