AI math debate: beyond human-centrism, hoping intelligence keeps expanding its own convex hull
_onionesque · x · 2026-10-08
In the ongoing AI-mathematics debate, @onionesque says let's revisit conceptual advances in two years, stressing he isn't centering humans—only that we can't yet go outside the convex hull—and hopes intelligence evolves to keep expanding itself. The quoted post argues AIs can build their own communities and institutions without humans.
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