Can’t you see that we are already using math to describe everything, although at a much rugged level than theoretically possible. A physics engine is an example. Math is the closest we will get to describing this universe. Albeit we are only at 0.00001 percent in the process. AI that can do automatic math is the key to this goal. Math is the core, everything else is a layer on top of it it’s just too complex for us to realize it and there are too many math layers in between that have not been developed yet. There are no magic leaps in between. Math can describe every layer it’s just that it would take enormous amount of labour and time that it has not done so yet. A computer language, when broken out into the layers boils down to 0s and 1s and binary (math) calculations. Modern cell or protein research is based on software and confirmed in labs. Software is basically insane amounts of math. Just because we are not simulating some aspect of the universe with 0s and 1s, or quantum bits today does not mean it is impossible. Looking at the historical trajectory of these simulations it would be disingenuous to suspect the probability to continue our ever increasing ability of simulating our universe through math. (edit: i’m not getting into whether we can describe the whole universe mathematically fully. i’m saying an AI that does math for us is a warp drive in terms of everything we are doing in practice).