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    Terence Tao on AI and Future Scientists

    Mathematician cautions that faster output may hinder development of new scientists.

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    Haider posted on X a quote from Fields Medalist Terence Tao. Tao said AI lets researchers create scientific output much faster but could come at the cost of nurturing the next generation of scientists. The post adds that if AIs replace grad students, the result may be grad-student-level papers while losing the pipeline of future researchers. The statement is presented as Tao's direct comment.

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    @haider1Fields Medalist Terence Tao: "AI lets us create scientific output much faster, but it could come at the cost of nurturing the next generation of scientists" If AIs replace grad students, they may produce grad-student-level papers — but we risk losing the next generation of scientists
    @IntuitMachineIf we are not careful, we absolutely will lose something cognitively important as a consequence of AI.

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    @haider1Fields Medalist Terence Tao: "AI lets us create scientific output much faster, but it could come at the cost of nurturing the next generation of scientists" If AIs replace grad students, they may produce grad-student-level papers — but we risk losing the next generation of scientists
    @IntuitMachineIf we are not careful, we absolutely will lose something cognitively important as a consequence of AI.