If I understand correctly, math.SE requires registration before asking questions. Does anyone have a good sense for whether or not they are getting a lot of poor quality AI-generated questions?

In addition to our Friday seminar, I am also co-organizing a Math Teachers' Circle, which will have a meeting on that Saturday, 28 September. I won't ask a bunch of high school and middle school teachers to dive into MO, but I might pull up some of the things like math games for kids, results of searching for "high school", etc.

Blackboards, whiteboards, who can decide! When I need a break from tough questions like that, I like to relax with a nice, hot donut of coffee, and a maple glazed coffee mug, from Mathin' Donuts, visit today! For a limited time only, buy one, get one free, with code Banach-Tarski.

"One research problem per post" --- what does this mean? What is the definition of a research problem, and how does one draw any sort of boundary between problems? What about special cases, extensions, or weak generalizations of problems?