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Mathematicians don’t deserve a special exemption from AI

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Briefings

A user argues that AI companies should not be exempt from releasing mathematical discoveries, even if those discoveries rely on human input. The author contends that mathematicians do not 'own' mathematical truths and that delaying AI progress to ensure human credit is unwise. They emphasize verifying proofs and attributing work to prevent AI from publishing results that should have been human discoveries.

Key points

• The author argues that AI companies should not be exempt from releasing mathematical discoveries, even if those discoveries rely on human input.
• The author contends that mathematicians do not 'own' mathematical truths and that delaying AI progress to ensure human credit is unwise.

Context

The user expresses frustration over AI systems potentially solving open math problems without proper attribution. They distinguish between human credit for discoveries and ownership of mathematical truths, arguing that AI should be allowed to publish new results if verified.

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