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The role of creativity, intuition, taste, and imagination in mathematical work, as practiced by humans: e.g. whether formulating conjectures demands as much creativity as proving them, the difficulty of judging which problems matter, and heuristic versus rigorous aspects of research. Excludes capability claims about AI systems (AI mathematical discovery), specific named conjectures, and claims abo

Formulating conjectures requires as much mathematical creativity as proving them.

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