Keller Jordan: claiming AI could ruin math implies mathematicians can't self-govern
kellerjordan0 · x · 2026-09-17
Keller Jordan comments on the claim that AI could make mathematics worse, arguing the worry itself is revealing: it implicitly assumes mathematicians, as a community, cannot stop themselves from engaging in behaviors harmful to them.
He notes that while it's not unusual for human groups to have limits in self-governance, it is surprising that the most intelligent and prestigious group would so quickly throw in the towel.
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