There is something very special with mathematics.

Mathematics is a domain accessible to everyone, even to children long before they can read. Some of the greatest mathematicians of all time were actually self-taught, like Srinivasa Ramanujan, born to a modest family in India in 1887.
Mathematics is essential to humanity—it's the backbone upon which we've built everything from commerce to iPhones and nuclear power plants. Yet solving maths problems can often feel like playing a game with the universe.

This is why, when we started Numina, going open-source and open-dataset was the natural option. As with human intelligence, we believe that progress in AI for maths should be universal.
If the computer is a bicycle for the mind, then artificial intelligence is its engine—opening new horizons for the Ramanujans of our time.