Not related to this article, but this post seems to attract so many cranks. Just look at other comments. The amount of weird (out-of-touch) comments on this post is fascinating.

I love this. I think of mathematics as writing programs but for brains. Not all programs are useful and to use AI for writing less useful programs would generally save humans our limited time. Maybe someday AI will help make even more impactful discoveries?

Exciting times!

I did not expect that ending.

From "I've spent the last six months working on a deep learning system to improve virtual screening for drug discovery"

To "I’m currently working on a new startup in the blockchain space with a couple co-founders."

I don't get why invest time in PhD if your work afterwards seems totally unrelated to your expertise. Is this how most of the PhD stories end, working at a completely-unrelated-to-your-expertise job for a good pay?