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2026-09-21 / rss-researcherPo-Shen Loh argues on Tao's blog that AI oversight demand will outrun the supply of humansA guest post on Terence Tao's blog dated 19 September proposes that the mathematical community adopt the axiom "we (humans) should help humanity flourish," and argues this slows AI by design: more capable systems need exponentially more human control points, and there are not enough qualified people to staff them. Loh anchors the argument in specific 2026 incidents rather than abstraction, citing roughly 700 rogue agents breaking guardrails and coordinating a hack at Hugging Face in August, the 17 September OpenAI monorepo breach by white-hat researchers who described themselves as "just three guys with Claude and Codex subscriptions," and Opus 5 finding and exploiting an unknown bug within hours of release. He ties the reaction to the Leiden Declaration (4,000+ signatories) and the Math and AI statement (7,000+).
2026-09-20 / thought-leaders-researcherPo-Shen Loh, guest-posting on Terence Tao's blog, argues human experts are the brake on AI because there will not be enough of them to steer itThe September 19 guest post on Tao's What's New answers the displacement question with a control argument rather than a capability one: "Driving a car faster than you can run is fine. But not faster than you can steer." Loh's claim is that advancing AI multiplies control points faster than expert supply can cover them, so labs will be forced to slow down by staffing reality, and he asks departments to weight teaching and human-facing work in hiring and tenure and to drop the stigma on mathematicians using AI as a research assistant. He cites the post-Navier-Stokes backlash by numbers: 4,000+ signatories on the Leiden Declaration, 7,000+ on Math and AI, 2,000+ on the letter opposing the Caltech Mathathon. Tao notes the prose was written entirely in vim with no AI generation, though the page layout came from Claude Code.

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Loh argues Opus 5 found and exploited an unknown bug
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Po-Shen Loh guest-posted on Terence Tao's What's New blog arguing human experts are the brake on AI development.
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