There are an infinite number of problems that require a unique proof (you can prove this btw). Yes maybe you need to work harder to find a more obscure problem now but why give up the fight already? I believe that students should have the right to intellectually stimulating education. If you really need to use AI, go for something that isn’t trying to put you out of business or destroy your right to a decent education, like a local open weights LLM.
> There are an infinite number of problems that require a unique proof
Yes. The problem isn't that there won't be any problems. The problem will be the rate of general progress and solutions that at least some awareness is required of, to reliably identify a good new unsolved problem will just keep getting more challenging. And then an attempt needs to be make, to solve it in a very short time.
There is always another race to run too, but increasingly slow runners don't find that translates to winning.
This change is not going to slow down, it is going to speed up. Machines will be doing math systematically, checking off the meta-math theorems that ensure axiom combinations are covered, that the search does not stop where theorems are not exhausted, and does stop where it can be proven they are. Humans will never operate at that level.