A long article by @overbye on AI and fundamental physics. It features the new @nsf AI institute in fundamental physics. It’s an fascinating topic that I’ve wrestled with personally, and my thoughts are more nuanced than I can squeeze into a pithy quote
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/23/science/artificial-intelligence-ai-physics-theory.html …
Maybe a better question is: If Newton, Einstein, etc. had computers, would they have formulated the laws of physics differently? My guess is yes, and it's time for us to do it.
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(Hopefully they wouldn’t get too distracted with Twitter, Netflix and cat videos)
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Many of the greatest scientific theories, like general relativity, were not data-driven, and are way beyond reach of present-day computing and AI. It's unclear how much today's computers would be an asset in the formation of such elegant and deeply creative ideas.
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How so?
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