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by hintymad
10 days ago
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I recall several mathematicians (possibly including Terence Tao) mentioning that fields in mathematics have become so specialized and isolated that a conference like the ICM feels more like a collection of mini-conferences. An expert in one area can barely understand a talk in another. Modern AI feels like a godsend to mathematicians. It helps them break down boundaries and connect concepts in ways a mere mortal couldn't imagine. |
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I'm not sure LLMs can transform this, the incentive is to get more results in your nich, jumping topics don't help unless you have genuine interest and reason to.