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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]AI doesn't even understand physics. See this https://www.thealgorithmicbridge.com/p/harvard-and-mit-study-ai-models-are It gets the physics completely wrong but gets the orbits right -- but people did that too in the distant past before they figured out Newtonian mechanics (epicycles). AI (or at least the current version of deep networks) optimize for prediction and matching, not concept abstraction. I keep on top of this research for my work, and AI is too far away from this. The situation is far worse in biology. And before someone jumps in to say that it's only a matter of time, hardly anyone (in academic research or at companies) is optimizing for this. AI firms have bet on AGI, but most of those designs are just beefed up transformers -- which are powerful but have serious limitations.[/quote] All correct. But not ALL AI firms are following this path. :wink: All it takes is one to hit it.[/quote]
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