Nhà toán học

28% (Rủi ro thấp)

Rủi ro thấp (21-40%): Các công việc ở mức độ này có rủi ro tự động hóa hạn chế, vì chúng đòi hỏi sự kết hợp giữa kỹ năng kỹ thuật và kỹ năng tập trung vào con người.

Thêm thông tin về điểm số này, và cách tính nó có sẵn ở đây.

Cuộc thăm dò ý kiến của người dùng

Tình cảm

Biểu đồ sau đây được bao gồm ở bất cứ nơi nào có một lượng lớn phiếu bầu để tạo ra dữ liệu có ý nghĩa. Những biểu đồ trực quan này hiển thị kết quả thăm dò ý kiến của người dùng theo thời gian, cung cấp một chỉ báo quan trọng về xu hướng cảm xúc.

Lương

Được trả lương rất cao so với các ngành nghề khác

Tại 2023, mức lương hàng năm trung bình cho 'Mathematicians' là 116.440 $, hoặc 55 $ mỗi giờ

'Mathematicians' đã được trả mức lương cao hơn 142,3% so với mức lương trung bình toàn quốc, đứng ở mức 48.060 $

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FERNANDO  GARCIA CORTES (Không chắc chắn) 8 days ago

I suppose it will depend on how able the IA is to reply to the process of thinking a mathematician has when he/she makes a demonstration.

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1 (Thấp) 19 days ago

Because is hard and needs creativity but also computers can use programs

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Guest 5 months ago

Aaaand Google DeepMind invented AI (AlphaGeometry 2 and AlphaProof) that solves IMO on silver medal. That escalated quickly...

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Kevin Gonzalez Gordillo 5 months ago

Lately, I have been studying Gödel's Incompleteness theorems, and I was thinking, could an AI, or even an AGI, discover that in a consistent system of arithmetic, there are true statements that cannot be proven (incomplete system)? I mean the level of self-awareness and nuance that it would take to discover such a theorem and prove it true would be astounding since not even the best mathematicians of Gödel's times were convinced that was the case. So at this level of logic, I would really doubt an AI would take the jobs of people responsible for opening the heart of mathematics and showing the gaping hole of its fundamental flaw; for any mathematician reading this: Let's keep proving the true, the false, and the unprovable truths, and let's "embrace the unknown at the heart of any quest for truth" -(TED-Ed).

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papo (Không có cơ hội) 6 months ago

Mathematics is a science that is still in discovery, AI will not be able to understand this context

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skyss0fly (Ôn định) 8 months ago

Robots have to utilise logic in their programming using arithmetic skills and therefore use mathematics to perform tasks and as such can compute mathematical tasks quite easily

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Chickenlover69 6 months ago

Being a mathematician is researching math itself, like science. It needs creativity and human intelligence. For example, I certainly don't think AI can discover or invent complex numbers such as i, i = sqrt(-1). But I think you misunderstood the job of a mathematician as you probably thought that they just solve regular math questions that we already know how to solve, no it's not. Math is part of science and will always will be. Science will never be able to be taken over by AI. Remember that.

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Anon (Không chắc chắn) 1 year ago

Logic can be programmed, so they may be able to eventually prove theorems

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Europe2048 (Ôn định) 1 year ago

Maybe WolframAlpha is taking over?

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Me (Không có cơ hội) 1 year ago

Mathematical insights rely on human originality.

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Anish (Rất có khả năng) 1 year ago

It will simply outclass us in every field.

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Probabilist 1 year ago

Mathematicians generally find new ideas to solve problems, they also find new questions, whereas AI is just able to copy what already exists and to adapt it to classical situations. But maybe mathematicians will be able to create themself a new AI which will be able to replace them !!

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Andre (Rất có khả năng) 1 year ago

People saying this is unlikely are silly. The progress in the field of computer generated proofs has been faster than the progress in AI art. I don't expect any of the Millennium Prize problems to be solved by humans, and I expect them all solved by 2030.

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Jason 5 months ago

I find it equally silly when you say that none of the Millennium Prize problems will be solved by Humans and all of them will be solved by 2030 (I consider myself an amateur mathematician at best, but from what I understand, the Poincare conjecture has been solved, and the solver, Grigori Perelman I think he's human?) I've hanged out in some mathematics communities and from what I've seen ai has proved some competitive math questions, I guess the four color theorem requires computer assistance, and I've seen Terrence Tao say that Ai could be used to help give Ideas to mathematicians? I've tried searching up ai replacing mathematicians and i only get results of lean which from what i know really only checks if a theorem is right or not. Overall I find the statement that Ai will complete all of the Millennium problems by 2030 to be ridiculous Ai does not seem to be anywhere close to proving some of the most fundamental century old problems in essentially 6 years

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Carlos (Không có cơ hội) 2 years ago

I believe that even general AI will require a lot of time to reach a level where it can be compared on a full basis to a human in regards to maths.

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Saurabh Sarkar (Không có cơ hội) 3 years ago

AI was created from Math. Its development is dependent on the development of new Math. It will be next to impossible for AI to develop new functional math.

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James (Không chắc chắn) 3 years ago

Because, AI and supercomputer can overtake the common knowledge

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Jo 3 years ago

If you've ever done college level math and the number of ways you've been told to "Do it by inspection" and the unconventional method that every solution takes, Math is very unlikely to become automated.

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AK (Không có cơ hội) 3 years ago

Mathematics can go so far, there are literally so infinite possibilities. That may sound extreme but there are so many number systems out there that mathematicians are uncovering everyday as a team and they still can not find all of them. A computer may be faster but since there are so many possibilities both mathematicians and computers must work TOGETHER.

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Alex (Thấp) 4 years ago

Mathematics requires quite a bit of creativity, which AI is not capable of.

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Faisal Ali Al-Zharani 4 years ago

Mathematicians being replaced by AI technology is not a bad idea. But this still upsets some people. Like me yes I'm a little upset but I don't I'll be thinking about creating jobs for mathematicians that hasn't bee in the (mathematics society) something like a direct career path for full time mathematicians. If is that secondary school teaching alright but not other job opportunities provided for mathematicians. I'm still thinking about the medicine field & how are experts in the field medicine are going to be replaced by artificial intelligence (AI) & also occupations like engineers or scientists.

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Mon 2 years ago

Which career is most persistent to be replaced by AI according to you?

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kevin (Thấp) 5 years ago

Mathematics at its core requires a lot of creativity, something which AI is as of yet not good at. However AI will of course play a big role in defining potential research and we already see AI being used to find interesting mathematical patterns that we as humans have overlooked. It will be an aid to us, at least for the short/medium term.

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