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Navigating the AI crisis: a humble guide for students
We present some basic recommendations for (mostly graduate) students when it comes to choosing to use, or avoid, AI in their mathematical research and education. These include: maintaining a connection to the tried and true ways for learning mathematics; focusing on communication and the sharing of ideas with other people; thinking critically about the politics of labor and organizing with your cohort and others at your home institution; and being in touch with the realities of the impact of AI infrastructure on land and people.
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