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I'm sure humans will always enjoy chess and art regardless of how much better AI is at it. In the same way, there will probably always be mathematic hobbyist wh
by ertgbnm 2y ago
I'm sure humans will always enjoy chess and art regardless of how much better AI is at it. In the same way, there will probably always be mathematic hobbyist who study math for fun. But I seriously doubt that in the near future there will be mathematicians who will be publishing new advancements that aren't mostly or entirely discovered by AI. A human might get credit for a proof for asking the initial question, but there is pretty much no world where a computer can easily solve a meaningful mathematical problem but we insist on a human solve it more slowly and expensively instead.
- cynicalpeace 2y agoMy point was where does the concept of "meaningful" come from? The proof will only have value if it's meaningful to us.