AI impact on coding felt gradual, but for mathematicians it may hit like a step function
davidstutz92 · x · 2026-10-12
Part 4 of David Stutz's thread: those in AI were close to the technology, so AI's impact on coding felt gradual (still crazy). But for researchers in math, farther from the technology, the impact may be perceived as much more sudden and harder to absorb—more like a step function change.
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