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Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics

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“A list of principles put forth by mathematicians, for mathematicians and other researchers, regarding the use of AI in research. "Number #9 will surprise you!" leidendeclaration.ai” evidence ↗
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“A list of principles put forth by mathematicians, for mathematicians and other researchers, regarding the use of AI in research. "Number #9 will surprise you!" leidendeclaration.ai”

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“Andrew, here is a place to start for some background reading: leidendeclaration.ai >>”

4 experts discussed this · 22 posts
Emily M. Bender: Between the PRs of (largely likely stolen) math breakthroughs, claims of "rogue AI" (actually cybercrimes by companies, but whatevs), and doomerist "whistleblowers", it feels like we've been subjec…
Emily M. Bender: And people have the gall to refer to all of this as "new empiral evidence" (of "AI" or "AGI" or something) and demand that we respond to it. >>
Emily M. Bender: But it doesn't matter how verifiable the math results are, nor how diligently the media repeats the anthropomorphized descriptions of the cybercrimes and breathless repetitions of existential risk …
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14 experts · 130 posts · 13d ago
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“they self-evidently can solve certain puzzles that it hasn't seen before at a better success rate than brute-force, and picking trials and paths based on a series of logical inferences that, while …” evidence ↗
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Sarah T Roberts, PhD: Try teaching college students. You won’t be quite so dismissive then.
Pwnallthethings: I think the "LLMs can't reason" stuff is mostly sophism these days. They plainly do not "reason" in the way humans do, and are certainly not always correct or good at it, but they are also doing th…
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6 experts · 21 posts · 20d ago
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“I don’t get the “I’m so flooded with peer reviews I simply must use AI” take. Just uhh turn them down? Click decline.” evidence ↗
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Joe Bak-Coleman: I don’t get the “I’m so flooded with peer reviews I simply must use AI” take. Just uhh turn them down? Click decline.
Jessica Hullman: Many people seem to have forgotten they have agency at all.
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2 experts · 17 posts · 20d ago
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“I can’t help with a lot of that institutional level stuff. I can’t make it so my students aren’t also working or raising kids while they study. So I keep hunting for things I can do that might help…” evidence ↗
Andrew D Wilson: I take it as a basic fact that there’s no policy I can write that will stop my students using AI, and the fact it’s impossible to definitely catch AI use means it will always be an option they cons…
Andrew D Wilson: Things in a class policy might help - point out how it removes them from the process and how that’s the educationally important bit, all that sort of good stuff. But that won’t solve the issue, the…
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