Jacob Tsimerman claims [1] we might have superhuman expositors by April, so then what?

[1] https://youtu.be/H7_d_sgui6o?t=4436 (timestamped url)

Thanks for pointing me to this video - it's been interesting to follow the discussion! (I personally don't see that math has lost its purpose at all in the past months. I mean, where would we be, if we were thrown at these AI based mathematical proofs and had no mathematicians and specialists?! Much of this discussion is about a disciplin readjusting its way of work and tasks.)

The people building AI claim it will surpass human intelligence in all respects and prerhaps kill us all. Should we just cease all human activity on the basis of what AI might do in future?

Personally, I doubt AI can surpass a good human explainer because explanation requires empathy, which benefits from being an instance of the kind of entity you are explaining the thing to. That gives you a way of exploring and evaluating the space of possible explanations that isn't available to an LLM.

It's all good until we have superhuman appreciators :)