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 In Madagascar, where labour costs are low, 100,000 people work to train the algorithms of the world’s digital giants.

Frank Benford observed that the number one seems to pop up a lot in both in the supermarket and on tax bills

The distribution of prime numbers is still a mystery

We have known for a long time that some equations can't be solved as the answers are numbers that don't exist

25 centuries ago, the well-ordered world of natural integers and fractions had to expand to accommodate monsters like pi and √2

In October 1970 Scientific American magazine introduced a game under the heading "Mathematical Games" that quickly became a cult classic

Maths is meant to be certain, either right or wrong. Turns out, it's not that simple...

We think mathematically about a very philosophical question: is it in our interest to collaborate with others?

In this episode of our travels in the land of maths, we are heading towards Infinity

A circle is also a triangle and a triangle is a square. Sound impossible? Not in the realm of topology

Speed is such a common term that it's easy to forget how much of a role maths plays in understanding it