Mathematical Intelligence

‘A compelling and wonderfully readable analysis of why computers won’t replace mathematicians, but why the two together are superior to either on its own. A rallying-cry for real intelligence in the age of algorithms and artificial intelligence.’ - Ian Stewart, author‘EXTRACT: At the same time that mathematics fuels today’s technologies, it also provides the means of overcoming its prejudices … Mathematical intelligence is concerned with the latter; it is a continual exercise in carefully defining and interrogating facts and employing the highest forms of reasoning to examine our arguments. A firm grounding in mathematics can liberate us from dogma and equip us with the intellectual tools to fight prejudice. It can nurture our most creative sensibilities and transform us from passive consumers of technologies to critical innovators.’ - Mathematical Intelligence

Junaid is a mathematician turned educator. After a decade of working on innovative learning technologies, he now develops online maths initiatives for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Junaid has a DPhil in Mathematics from Oxford and a Master’s in Education from Harvard, where he studied as a Kennedy Scholar. He once earned fleeting fame as a Countdown series winner.