Grant Sanderson – AI and the future of math
AI is making rapid progress in mathematics, not because it has achieved general intelligence, but because math is both verifiable and grindable, allowing models to improve through massive parallelized training. However, true breakthroughs—like creating new fields or definitions—remain elu
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