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'I don't like them, because you sort of don't feel you understand what's going on,' said Dr. John H. Conway, a math professor at Princeton. But other mathematicians see a major boon: just as the computers of today can beat the grand masters of chess, the computers of tomorrow may be able to discover proofs that have eluded the grandest of mathematicians.
Is this a non-native response to the emerging new technological culture?
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