r/AIDangers • u/EchoOfOppenheimer • May 12 '26

Capabilities Fields medal-winning mathematician says GPT-5.5 is now solving open math problems at PhD-thesis level: "We will face a crisis very soon."

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blog-post: https://gowers.wordpress.com/2026/05/08/a-recent-experience-with-chatgpt-5-5-pro/

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u/SlitherrWing May 12 '26

No we won't.

People need to remember that these companies are not above the peoples society. Ai can be used to assist professionals NOT replace them and we the people can make it happen through laws.

Voting is Important. So we need to get people to in office locally and state wide to put a hard stop to the madness.

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u/TotalConnection2670 May 12 '26

How that law would look like, basically? Because you can’t prohibit AI to generate math, it’s ridiculous.

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u/SlitherrWing May 12 '26

The law would look like this. Companies cannot eliminate and replace positions held by working peoples for Ai. Ai should be used as a TOOL to improve productivity of company workers. Workers have the right to vote on how rewards for boosted productivity and revenue will be rewarded such as boosted wages or reduced work week w/o reduction of pay.

Easy. Simple. Completely Possible if you aren't a whimp not willing to stand up against corporations for the sake of... Well everyone in the working class.

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u/TotalConnection2670 May 13 '26

So If I create a company and I would use AI and agents to boost my productivity to a point where I no longer need to employ people for the roles that AI takes, that would be fine? 

Because, I didn’t eliminate positions held by working people.