François Fleuret: humans see math as fragments; AI will be at home there
francoisfleuret · x · 2026-10-22
François Fleuret argues humans have a clumsy math brain — a repurposed 3D monkey brain seeking bananas in the mud — so what we "see" of the mathematical universe are tiny fragments and bad analogies. AI, he says, will be at home there.
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