About a year ago, Talagrand’s convolution conjecture was announced with a 40+ page proof, and later simplified by Shaposhnikov, with the help of AI, to 7 pages: Since then AI has improved so much that, after playing with it a little, it rewrote the full proof in 1.5 pages and in my style (I told AI what tools I’m familiar with and asked it to stay within those limits and kept just asking "simplify proof"). As long as a valid proof exists, AI seems increasingly able to simplify it (or even find a simpler alternative proof) and rewrite it much shorter and more cleanly in your style. So I think I agree with @ChrSzegedy that human “desloping” may be a temporary issue and eventually won’t really be needed: Looks like we are converging back to Perelman’s statement: if the proof is correct, no other recognition is needed.