But who gets credit then? Every mathematician who's work was read by an LLM during training? By that logic, we should put every published mathematician's name on the authorship of this paper. Sure, this guy should be higher up the list, but everyone's name should be on it by standard academic convention.

But this gets back to the original "who owns the LLM output" and "can you train models on the internet" argument that's been raging for years.