Many users agree mathematicians will be empowered rather than replaced by AI as it enables new abstraction levels akin to programming's evolution, though one worries humans may prove too limited to handle the shift.
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@mmbronstein Totally agree, my point is that mathematicians will be empowered, not replaced, at least in the short term. It is still unclear whether an AI can replace a math researcher, let alone with a token budget equal to a university salary.
@mmbronstein Mathematics can never fall but we will be too stupid to prevent it.
@mmbronstein This is basically the defintion of math :)
I have been saying this for years now -- mathematics is an ideal match for AI: noiseless, verifiable, and entirely in software.
Many users agree mathematicians will be empowered rather than replaced by AI as it enables new abstraction levels akin to programming's evolution, though one worries humans may prove too limited to handle the shift.
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