> it convinces decision makers that human mathematicians are obsolete, and it convinces young people that their passion for mathematics has no future
Maybe those things are true, so maybe they should be convinced?
In that original statement you can easily substitute "mathematicians" for "programmers", "researchers", "writers", "designers", "teachers", etc, etc.
I don't see why mathematicians think they should be an exception here.
In that original statement you can easily substitute "mathematicians" for "programmers", "researchers", "writers", "designers", "teachers", etc, etc.
I don't see why mathematicians think they should be an exception here.