42 Leading Mathematicians Warn that AI Existential Risk Is Real and Urgent
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Can we still do "human" maths? After OpenAI's announcement of the resolution of a major problem by one of its models of artificial intelligence, specialists oscillate between anger, anxiety, resignation and enthusiasm. It is the very future of their discipline that is under debate.
OpenAI has shaken the quiet world of mathematics by using artificial intelligence to solve an important century-old problem, raising the question of what will be the role of mathematicians in scientific research from now on. Read more (09/18/2026
42 leading mathematicians warn that AI existential risk is real and urgent
42 Fellows of the Royal Society, including Fields Medal winners Martin Hairer and Peter Scholze, warn of existential AI risks in an open letter. Leading models have solved open research problems within months, and these capabilities could be just as effective in cyberweapons or bioweapons. By the time the public grasps the situation, it may be too late to act. The article 42 leading mathematicians warn that AI existential risk is real and urgent…
42 Fellows of the Royal Society, including Fields Medal winners such as Martin Hairer and Peter Scholze, warn in an open letter of existential AI risks. Leading models had solved open research questions within three months. These abilities were equally effective in cyberweapons or bioweapons. If the situation became obvious to the public, it could be too late to act. Article 42 leading mathematicians warn in an open letter of existential AI risk…
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