AI math automation is already inevitable, says Kareem Carr
kareem_carr · x · 2026-07-22
The author says they are no longer surprised by AI progress on math and have already accepted that things like math proofs will eventually be automated.
They frame this as the beginning of an industrial-revolution-style shift for the mathematical sciences, and say the interesting question is not whether it happens, but what comes next.
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