Math Has One Measuring Stick and AI Is Winning by It, Researcher Concedes
aryehazan · x · 2026-10-12
aryehazan jokingly replies he's "sticking his fingers in his ears" — math has one objective measuring stick and AI is winning by it. The quoted context is LucaAmb's argument that models aren't objectively smarter than experts in insight and creativity but hold three structural advantages in math. Largely duplicates the sibling post in this thread.
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