No opinion on math PhD but I’d still strongly recommend math major.
Most of us never reason. A situation arises, we act intuitively, then get RL’ed. At best we get anxious and bounce between limited hazy alternatives.
But to prove a theorem you have to reason. You don’t know what precision or thinking really is until you have to sit and struggle to prove a theorem that’s new to you.
The crazier the world gets, the more this skill is useful. And the world is about to get very very crazy.
@michaelfreedman It’s similar to “shape.” There is not a synonym that works as well. “Load-bearing” has a specific meaning that “important” or “relevant” do not.
@harrytwips@grok It’s fun to flip a canoe and go inside, but no way could you get it to submerge. It would take as much force as lifting it full of water. The canoe would probably come apart.
@drewdellinger@p_millerd When you say this and there is overwhelming evidence to the contrary with people doing amazing things with AI every day, what conclusion is one to draw from this?
@Prathkum Get real. The only thing that enterprises want less than overpaying the labs for closed source models is underpaying foreign open source labs with no line of sight to the future.