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Terence Tao learned calculus at 7, won math olympiad gold at 13, and became a full professor at UCLA at 24. Fields Medal, MacArthur genius grant, the man other geniuses call the greatest living mathematician. In 2014 he proved that a version of the equations describing smooth, calm water can blow up in finite time. So when he calls AI adoption "extremely nonlinear dynamics," that's a diagnosis from the one human most qualified on Earth to make it. And he's the opposite of a luddite. Tao spent…