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The past few months have left mathematicians reeling as AI models solve seemingly intractable problems. Terence Tao, the world’s leading mathematician, tells Karmela Padavic-Callaghan that a rapid revolution is the only way out of the crisis AS THE stewards of a body of work dating back thousands of years, mathematicians are rarely in a hurry. Problems can lie open for decades or even centuries before they are cracked, and individual mathematicians think nothing of spending years devoted to a single question. But now Terence Tao, arguably the world’s greatest living mathematician, says that he and his colleagues have mere months to react to a crisis driven by the rise of AI. …