Interviews & Science Communication
In addition to my mathematical research, I conduct long-form interviews and organize roundtable discussions with mathematicians and scientists. These conversations explore their research, personal journeys, and perspectives on the impact of artificial intelligence on mathematics, science, and society more broadly.
I am personally very interested in these topics and hope to learn from people with different experiences, ideas, and perspectives. By sharing these conversations, I also hope they can be helpful and inspiring to others. I warmly welcome suggestions for future guests or discussion topics, so please feel free to contact me by email.
The interviews and discussions are published on Bilibili, a Chinese video-sharing platform similar to YouTube.
Interviews
Yu Deng (University of Chicago) — Mathematical Research and Personal Journey
Weijie Su (University of Pennsylvania) — Mathematics, Research, Education, and Fairness in the Age of AI
Jacob Tsimerman (University of Toronto) — Arithmetic Geometry, AI, and the Future of Mathematics
Carl Wieman (Stanford University) — Science, Education, and Learning in the Age of AI
Chenyang Xu (Princeton University) — Higher-Dimensional Algebraic Geometry, Mathematical Taste, and AI
Xi Yin (Harvard University) — String Theory, AI, and the Future of Theoretical Physics
Zhiwei Yun (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) — Mathematical Research, Early-Career Pressures, and the Age of AI