Will a Fields Medalist describe keeping up with new AI math as a "full-time job" before 2029?
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Resolves YES if, in an interview, blog post, paper, or other public statement, a Fields Medal recipient uses the phrase "full-time job" to refer to the specific activity of keeping abreast of new mathematical results or theory produced by AI systems.
- It can't be used in reference to keeping up with AI news in general, or even social news surrounding AI and math by itself, but specifically the activity of staying technically up-to-date with an AI-accelerated pace of mathematical progress.
- They must use the exact phrase "full time job" in their statement in order to produce a YES resolution.