Mathematician's tongue-in-cheek guide to AI-proofing your research
NC_Renic · x · 2026-10-28
A tongue-in-cheek take from the math community: mathematicians have only themselves to blame for AI scooping their discoveries. The author's advice for AI-proofing research is to offer a vague outline of an overly-qualified argument, then lament that anything more ambitious is beyond the scope of the article — leaving AI nothing to complete and scoop.
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