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MIT survey: 76.3% of early-career mathematicians expect AI to make tenure-track jobs harder to getMachine translation

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Three early-career MIT mathematicians surveyed 268 graduate students and postdocs from nearly 60 institutions. Among respondents, 76.3% expect AI to make tenure-track jobs harder to get; among those who use AI in research, 54.8% say they dislike doing so.

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标题:“数学领域早期职业研究者对 AI 的回应”

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麻省理工学院的一篇新论文发现,在接受调查的 268 名职业生涯早期的数学家中,近 70% 预计 AI 会使获得终身教职更加困难。 担心研究成果被 AI 抢先发表,使一些年轻数学家减少分享尚未完成的工作。 3 名处于职业生涯早期的麻省理工学院数学家调查了来自近 60 所机构的 268 名研究生和博士后。回复收集于 2026 年 9 月和 10 月初,大多发生在 OpenAI 发布 700 多个开放问题的 AI 解答之前。 76.3% 预计 AI 会使获得终身教职轨道的职位更加困难。在研究中使用 AI 的人当中,54.8% 表示不喜欢这样做。
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New MIT paper finds that nearly 70% of 268 surveyed early-career mathematicians expect AI to make tenured jobs harder to get. fear of being scooped by AI is making some young mathematicians share less of their unfinished work. 3 early-career MIT mathematicians surveyed 268 grad students and postdocs from nearly 60 institutions. Responses came in September and early October 2026, mostly before OpenAI released 700+ AI solutions to open problems. 76.3% expect AI to make tenure-track jobs harder to get. Among those who use AI in research, 54.8% say they dislike doing so.

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