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arXiv cs.AIPaper

Prove2Me: An Open Collaborative Platform for Scaling Math Formalization

This is a proof-of-concept that AI agents can do long-horizon formal work when the environment provides clear verification. The internet-scale collaboration idea is ambitious, but the real value is that it gives agents a well-defined problem space with tight feedback loops. If you're thinking about agent applications, formal verification is one of the few domains where you can measure success rigorously without hand-labeling. Worth watching for patterns.

arXiv cs.AIPaper

AI with Authority, from Application to Silicon

The interesting claim here isn't the chip, it's the discipline: proof-kernel-checked artifacts as the trust boundary between agents, so hallucination cannot silently propagate into hardware. If this replicates, it's a template for any domain where verification is cheaper than generation is fast, not just silicon. Worth tracking for anyone building agent pipelines that touch formal methods or EDA.

arXiv cs.CLPaper

MathForm: Scaling Mathematical Autoformalization with Knowledge Retrieval and Verification-Guided Refinement

This tackles a real problem in formal mathematics: models don't learn library hierarchies well enough to generate correct code, even when they can translate the math. The retrieval-before-generation approach is sensible, but the excerpt doesn't show whether it actually moves the needle on real theorem proving. Worth watching if you're building proof automation tools, but the signal is unclear from what's public.