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  • Oct 7, 2026, 9:27 AM

    Reaction from a colleague in Marseille to the recent OpenAI dump of math papers:
    aeporreca.org/blog/why-we-shou

    > If AI-powered “research”, let alone “teaching”, becomes the norm, we’ll lose at least a generation of human experts. I’ve personally witnessed whole classes of students pressured (by peers and, above all, by the behaviour of their teachers and the university bureaucrats) into using LLMs to write code. These students are not learning. They will never be the human expert in the loop. And the same thing will happen to our junior colleagues, if you force them to use LLMs to do their job. In fact, one day there will be no expert at all. Even if you don’t believe that, one day you will lose your expertise too if you let LLMs do your science for you. Snap out of it.

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  • Oct 7, 2026, 4:45 PM

    @tito The New Trump/America Dream. A nation of ignorant, uneducated, obsequious Rubio Toadies and RFKMeasle bots.

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  • Oct 7, 2026, 8:40 PM

    @tito
    Not just a generation of people. If the chain of transmission is broken, we'll be rebuilding entire fields. Sure, we'll have the writing, but to understand it you have to already be in the field, and that knowledge is usually bootstrapped by teaching, not just reading.

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