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Mathematics in the age of the reproduction of intelligence
Drawing on Walter Benjamin's account of technological reproducibility and aura in relation to art, together with insights from Yehuda Rav and Ludwig Wittgenstein, this speculative essay reflects on the impact of AI systems on the practice of pure mathematics.
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