AI openness by source category
Sources are grouped into 3 rows by their primary public role (Educator, Journalist, AI industry), and positioned horizontally by openness to AI use.
0 25 50 75 100 Educator Journalist AI industry Openness to AI use: reject (0) → actively embrace (100)
Max Weinreich — 5 Math and AI Declaration — 35 Leiden Declaration — 45 David Bessis — 48 Timothy Gowers — 60 Emily Riehl — 65 Francis Su — 65 Jeremy Avigad — 70 Terence Tao — 70 Geordie Williamson — 80 Jacob Tsimerman — 90 Yahoo News — 35 The Economist — 40 Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor — 40 Sean Carroll — 55 Sabine Hossenfelder — 55 Brian Keating — 65 Steven Strogatz — 65 Jordana Cepelewicz — 70 Curt Jaimungal — 75 Gary Marcus — 40 Jaron Lanier — 65 Yann LeCun — 80 Conrad Wolfram — 90 Stephen Wolfram — 92
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Rows show the source’s primary public role in this review; horizontal position shows openness to AI use. Categories describe source context, not motive or argument quality.
The category assignments and openness scores are recorded in openness-by-category.csv .