Truth is time-consuming

In lieu of a hot take on AI in mathematics, I offer the following excerpt from the book Non-things by Byung-Chul Han:

Anything time-consuming is on the way out. Truth is time-consuming. Where bits of information come in quick succession, we have no time for truth. In our post-factual culture of excitement, communication is dominated by affects and emotions. As opposed to rationality, these are temporally unstable. They thus destabilize life. Trust, promises and responsibility are also time-consuming practices. They stretch from the present far into the future. Everything that stabilizes human life is time-consuming. Faithfulness, bonding and commitment are time-consuming practices….

Lingering is another time-consuming practice. Perception that latches on to information does not have a lasting and slow gaze. Information makes us short-sighted and short of breath. It is not possible to linger on information. Lingering on things in contemplation, intentionless seeing, which would be a formula for happiness, gives way to the hunt for information. Today, we pursue information without gaining knowledge.