After the singularity: mathematicians rediscovering math without asking AI
EigenGender · x · 2026-09-13
The author muses that after the singularity, many of us will spend time trying to rediscover math and science without asking AI, and suggests now might be the time to start building that practice—a bittersweet take on what remains for mathematicians once models can do the field's work.
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