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In July 1976, computers solved the Four Color Theorem after 1,200 hours of compute and 10 billion decisions, marking the first time machines proved a mathematical theorem. While some mathematicians like Herbert Wilf rejected the method, others like Bill Tutte accepted it, signaling a shift toward computer-aided proofs in science.
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