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AI Doesn’t Mean the End of Mathematics—at Least Not Yet

Schneier on Security
· August 28, 2026

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A recent meeting at OpenAI's offices brought together around 40 prominent mathematicians to discuss the potential impact of AI on their field. The tone of the meeting was reportedly gloomy, with many mathematicians expressing concerns about the future of their jobs and careers. However, some argue that AI models are not yet capable of replacing experienced academic mathematicians. Despite producing impressive mathematical results, AI systems still have significant limitations. Mathematicians are worried about the potential effects of AI on their profession, but a more optimistic view suggests that AI is not an immediate threat. AI's capabilities in mathematics are still developing and have not yet reached the level of human experts.

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