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Mathematics may shift to more closely resemble the humanities because of AI — Goforth Solutions, LLC
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Mathematics may shift to more closely resemble the humanities because of AI — Goforth Solutions, LLC
Perhaps mathematicians will spend most of their time trying to understand the proofs the AI system generates. Mark Kisin, a mathematician at Harvard University, foresees the field shifting to more closely resemble the humanities. “If you look at a typical English department at a university, it’s not usually staffed by people who write literature,” he said. “It’s staffed by people who critique literature.” Similarly, he said, mathematicians might…
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