Comment by lh712
8 hours ago
Good luck!
We are at the point where the way in which humans do math and science changes significantly, and I have no good idea at all in what state is it going to settle down. But you are one of (many, I suppose) people exploring the new wilderness, so I wish you best.
If we get AI singularity, then humans will stop doing scientific progress altogether. But if we don't, then it's pretty predictable what's going to happen - things will be much the same as now, except everyone will be using AI for proofs, data analysis, theoretical models and designing experiments, so important discoveries will happen more often. It's also possible that after the AI craze dies down, we'll have enough computational capacity to solve protein folding.