First-round commitment$18MAnnounced September 2025; not allocated across rows.
Published portfolio28 linked projectsRenPhil declares 29 awards; one is not named on the current page.
Row-level amounts0 publishedApplication caps and fund totals are never substituted.
Named funderXTX MarketsRenPhil administers the fund and supports grantees.
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An AI-Focused Tactic for Language Learning
The project aims to enhance AI proof agents by developing a domain-specific tactic language for Lean, designed to better align with AI capabilities and…
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A Dataset of Modern Formalized Theorem Statements
This project creates a public dataset of hundreds of formalized statements of recent theorems from top journals, such as the Annals of Mathematics. In…
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A Principled Approach to Proof Search with Applications to Siderenko’s Conjecture
This project proposes new proof methods to automate and streamline the proof discovery process for significant unsolved problems. To this end, this work seeks…
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A Structured Representation of Tactics for Machine-Assisted Theorem Proving
This project develops a machine learning-driven approach to creating tactics for interactive theorem proving. The project will represent tactics as algebraic objects in a…
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Bridging AI, Proof Assistants, and Mathematical Data (BRIDGE)
The BRIDGE project aims to integrate AI with proof assistants and mathematical data by creating and curating large-scale datasets and dependency graphs from formalized…
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Bridging Complexity and Automation to Advance Automatic Theorem Proving
This project automated theorem proving through three innovative research directions that address key conceptual questions about proof difficulty, tractability and performance scaling. In particular,…
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Bridging Proof and Computation
The project focuses on developing an extensible, native interface between Lean and the computational algebra system (CAS) Macaulay2 (M2) to enhance the integration between…
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Constraining LLMs for Theorem Proving
The goal of this project is to advance autoformalization—the task of translating informal mathematics into formal statements that can be automatically checked by state-of-the-art…
Coverage conflict. RenPhil repeatedly states that the first round funded 29 projects, while its current winners page exposes 28 linked project records. The ledger records one unresolved gap rather than inventing the missing award.
Capital signals stay separate. RenPhil reports $533M catalyzed in its first two years—$268M directly raised and $265M unlocked for others. None is treated as a grant-ledger total.
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