The Future of University and Science: A Civilization That May Not Include Humans
_Rebbetzin_ · x · 2026-09-03
Rebbetzin summarizes an approaching scenario: university and science may become a civilization that doesn't include humans at all. Humans simply cannot match AI knowledge production speed — we won't be invited to the AIs' conferences, nor will we have publication rights in their journals. This post serves as the capstone of the broader thread on AI's impact on the academic system.
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