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DMV’s blog reports competing claims of mathematical results and a dispute. Reporting by a mathematics organisation is not a formal anti-AI resolution or independent verification of a proof. Rechecked September 20: current body links the Fields-medalist declaration but provides no paragraph revision dates; do not backdate that paragraph to September 9. The earlier Mastodon posting remains a report, not an inspected original; current content is not a publication-day snapshot.
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Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung · DE · 2026-09-09
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