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math and AI declaration

Declaration — Math and AI

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“A nice statement from the mathematicians: https://t.co/KGNvPnjEdi”

“Ok all, daily blog here it is, the first blog is on the future of Mathematics following the https://t.co/XV2iGEj50R declaration from 25 Field Medallists Let me know if you like it and amplify! Emad the British Mathematician https://t.co/1SzRUnW357 https://t…”

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Michelle Greene: I cannot. Can we really not be bothered to read and write?
Michelle Greene: This! 100% this! Why are we academics except to over-read, over-write, and over-think?
Michelle Greene: …sigh…
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