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Fields Model Initiative

Training LLMs for mathematics that converge to Fields Medal performance

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The Fields Model Initiative accelerates open-source research on mathematical LLMs by providing large-scale compute (128+ H100 GPUs) to vetted projects in exchange for open mathematical data and open-source artifacts. Researchers apply with a proposal, contribute high-quality math datasets under an open license, and use our GPUs to train models whose outputs are shared with the community. Our long-term goal is an LLM that can genuinely assist mathematicians across all domains, ultimately approaching Fields Medal–level capability.

Our Vision

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All applications will be reviewed by our team and must be made in a specified format. This is to ensure that access to hardware resources is as smooth as possible and no exciting idea is left behind. You must also agree that the data artefact you produce will be available under an open-source licence.

About Us

Founders

Simon Frieder

Pontus Stenetorp

University of Oxford, B+B, AIMO simon.frieder@cs.ox.ac.uk

National Institute of Informatics (NII)

pontus@nii.ac.jp

Members

Philip Vonderlind

B+B, AIMO
philip.vonderlind@aimoprize.com

Michal Štefánik

National Institute of Informatics (NII)

michal@nii.ac.jp

Partners

Our connections will help you to achieve your research goals.

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AIMO Prize

Contestants of the AIMO Prize will be able to train models on SotA hardware with our initiative!

For systematic collaborations, reach out to us at simon.frieder@aimoprize.com

Supporters

We receive support from our friends at:

Benchmarks + Baselines

An AI non-profit founded by Simon Frieder with a strong focus on developing benchmarks for SotA AI systems.

NII

National Institute of Informatics |  Research and the Development Center for LLMs

Pontus Stenetorp's group and the LLMC provides access to the GPU resources of the NII's research cluster, with a large quantity of SotA hardware

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