AI-Assisted Research and Verification
A human-directed workflow with extensive model assistance, explicit evidence boundaries, and open artifacts.
01Problem selection and direction
Alec Kriebel selects problems, defines scope, directs research iterations, determines which claims are released, and is responsible for public presentation.
02Extensive AI assistance
Generative-AI systems, including models from OpenAI and Anthropic, have been used extensively in mathematical exploration, proof and counterexample search, software development, exact computation, adversarial review, literature organization, and drafting. Manuscript-specific disclosures identify the tools used.
03Evidence and verification
Model output is not evidence by itself. Releases provide, where possible, exact symbolic checks, rational or algebraic certificates, independent implementations, proof dependency maps, finite exhaustive certificates, and immutable source records.
04External scrutiny
Internal audits and computational verification do not replace subject-matter review, peer review, or independent reproduction. Not every proof is formally verified.