
Justin Solomon
PersonHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Oct 2026
Justin Solomon is an associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a researcher at MIT CSAIL. His work focuses on computational geometry, computer graphics, machine learning, and related mathematical methods.
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What Justin Solomon has said on podcasts
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Mathematicians pursue applications, fundamental insight, intellectual enjoyment, or understanding the universe.
“some people go into math because they want to see it translated into applications or to bring fundamental insight into the kind of things we do every day, whether it's predicting markets or physics, what have you. Other people in areas of math, sometimes you'll call them pure math. I don't love that. terminology like pure versus applied. But in other areas of math, it's almost just for the joy of the game or understanding the universe around you. All of these are totally legitimate reasons.”
Open the episode · How AI Is Upending the World of MathematicsListen at 9:25
Studying mathematics develops reasoning skills useful across many fields.
“But along the way, I think you develop a lot of really important reasoning skills and skills that support work in all kinds of different areas.”
Open the episode · How AI Is Upending the World of MathematicsListen at 9:54
Advanced mathematicians frequently use calculators.
“Very often.”
Open the episode · How AI Is Upending the World of MathematicsListen at 10:11
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