A profile of UCLA professor Terence Tao, who was once enthusiastic
A profile of UCLA professor Terence Tao, who was once enthusiastic about AI's role in math but now warns of AI destroying the field's deliberative process
TL;DRTop mathematician Terence Tao shifts from AI optimism to warning it threatens math's core thinking process.
Why it matters: Tao's concerns signal deep-seated concerns among experts about AI's impact on human-driven intellectual work.
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