AI disclosures in math.{RT,RA}
A tracker of declarations of AI use and non-use in arXiv preprints in math.RT and math.RA, inspired by Louis-Simon Cyr’s disclosure tracker.
This page collects some of my non-scientific experiments with AI. My objective in conducting these is to explore some of the capabilities and limitations of current AI systems in mathematical research and in the development of software supporting it.
Gustavo Jasso
September 2026
The software below was written autonomously by AI with varying amounts of intervention on my part. The software is provided as-is, without warranty, support, or commitment to maintenance. Unless stated otherwise, the implementations have not been independently validated, and results should be independently verified before use in research.
A tracker of declarations of AI use and non-use in arXiv preprints in math.RT and math.RA, inspired by Louis-Simon Cyr’s disclosure tracker.
A fast Linux desktop viewer and editor for large BibTeX libraries, written in Rust with GTK 4. It is compatible with JabRef and imports entries from arXiv, zbMATH Open and MathSciNet.
Available on request
An invariant calculator for gentle algebras, based on work of Chaparro, Schroll, Solotar and Suárez-Álvarez, and of Amiot, Plamondon and Schroll.
A read-only Android browser for a BibTeX library and its PDFs, written in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose. It is meant for reading a JabRef library on a phone or tablet.
Available on request
These reports were produced for private use and are available upon request.
A reconstruction, with full proofs, of the counterexample released by OpenAI in September 2026, together with the complete working record. Written by AI agents and not verified by a human.
Available on request
A reconstruction, with full proofs, of the two constructions released by OpenAI in September 2026, together with the complete working record. Written by AI agents and not verified by a human.
Available on request