Harmonic develops systems that generate mathematical reasoning and proofs, including Aristotle.
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Tenev argues that checking a concise formal statement can be much less work than checking its entire proof. He proposes building toward larger verified systems from smaller components.
Open conversationHarmonic's Aristotle paper combines informal reasoning with proof search and a geometry solver, reporting gold-medal-equivalent performance on 2025 IMO problems. The practical possibility is generated work that can be checked against an explicit mathematical statement.
Examine whether generated mathematics and software can carry checks that make the results easier to trust and use.
Developer results have a commercial standpoint. A checked proof establishes a formal statement under its assumptions, not that the statement captures every real-world requirement.
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