Going to Katowice for the auditions with the finalists of The Paweł Domański Student Mathematics Competition. Each participant had to write an independent mathematical paper. We evaluated all the submissions online, and now it's time for the finalists to tell us their story. I am very proud to be part of the jury and to listen to these young people explain their results to us live. Because mathematics is about being in a community, sharing your ideas with others, and staying in the loop. I think it is immensely important to teach these young people that they will be surrounded by AI agents, huge competition, pressure, etc., but at the end of the day, if we want to protect human mathematical culture, they need to learn how to combine those two worlds. And keep telling their stories, in human language, for other humans. Even if, in the long run, no human will actively contribute new theorems to the pool, I believe that we still need to master and perfect mathematical storytelling. Losing mathematical skills in humanity would be detrimental to the condition of our civilisation. And I think that, in the long run, we might discover that AI agents have their own limitations, and we have ours, but these are perhaps slightly different.