Math is Just the Beginning and All Scientific Research Will Be Unrecognizable in 5 Years

So many people are beginning to realize that high-end models can now vastly outperform humans when it comes to some of the most difficult problems in mathematics. And this has pretty much shaken up the foundation of what it means to be a mathematician as many professors feel that this is existential threat to their identities. Now, while many of the scientific fields aren't as "clean" as mathematics, I would argue that at least in theoretical/computational research, a lot of these other fields (physics, chemistry, engineering) are next in line. Because while people state that these fields are different in that there is a judgment call that a scientist needs to make in identifying the important problems, there are more research done in this particular field where the LLMs themselves can identify the important problems, novel way of connecting concepts, and executing the workflow. Moreover, this bar for scientific creativity and judgement isn't too high of a threshold to surpass in the first place, as 80-90% of professors that publish papers in scientific research are just doing derivative stuff anyway. So basically, academia and academic research across the world will look completel