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Wharton AI Researcher: If AI Froze Today, It Would Still Rewrite Work

October 20, 2026

Ethan Mollick (0:00)

On the academic research side, this stuff can write a good paper at this point. I think people are too eager to assign bright lines to AI. Like, it can never do creativity or judgment, it does creativity and judgment. So the AIs are trained to use English because it lets us have some observability into what they're…

Brian Keating (0:24)

This is Ethan Mollick. He runs a generative AI lab at Wharton, and he measures what AI does to real work with field experiments, not just theoretical forecasts. He's going to name the four human skills he thinks still hold an edge, and one of them is the thing that we scientists claim to have and can almost never…

There was an announcement that it had solved the Millennium Problem, which is a huge deal. The pace of change is just astonishing. I have my arguments against it being as useful in physics and the hard physical sciences as it is in math, because I do think math is much closer to a language, and what these things are…

Ethan Mollick (2:11)

Really great question. So the jagged frontier's idea we came up with in our first academic paper where we were studying the effects of AI on people in consulting business, and what we identified was the idea that AI is good at some things you won't expect, bad at some things you won't expect, and you can't…

That means your expertise matters, in knowing what this is. Now, math is really interesting because it was the most jagged of parts of the intelligence. When my colleague Phil Tetlock, who runs a famous forecasting institute, predicted the chance of the AI would get a gold medal at the International Math Olympiad…

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