GRANT RECORD · RENAISSANCE PHILANTHROPY
Game Over or QED?
The Lean Game Server project aims to broaden the reach and impact of computer-assisted theorem proving by providing an accessible introduction to mathematical formalization…
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WHO AND WHAT
Parties and purpose.
- Recipient or team
- Marcus Zibrowius
- Originating funder
- XTX Markets →
- Adviser or administrator
- Renaissance Philanthropy →
- Cause
- science-and-technology
- Intervention
- AI for mathematics research and infrastructure
- Geography
- Not published
- Focus areas
- AI for mathematics
- Listed funds
- AI for Math Fund
SOURCE TRAIL
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Coverage note. RenPhil states that the first round contained 29 awards, but its current portfolio page exposes 28 named project records. This snapshot imports those 28 and records one unresolved coverage gap. Row-level award amounts and decision/payment dates are not published.