Netizen pushes back at Terence Tao: do math without AI, but don't restrict everyone else
haider1 · x · 2026-10-09
Responding to Terence Tao and his circle's critical stance on AI in mathematics, a netizen proposes a simple stance: mathematicians who dislike AI are free to ignore AI proofs and work their own way, but shouldn't try to limit everyone else from using that knowledge. The post adds to the ongoing debate over AI's role in mathematical research.
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