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Sam Altman says the day is approaching when we can ask an AI model to solve all of physics and it can actually do that

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Tsarathustra2 years ago

Source (thanks to @curiousgangsta):

RJ Palmer2 years ago

Okay dude for real are you actually just posting the bits where these people look really stupid on purpose? I thought you were proAI but I’m getting the sense that you may actually be on our side now.

steve2 years ago

I don't trust what Sam says anymore. He talks a big game, but they haven't delivered anything close to what he's talking about.

Brian Hatano2 years ago

Who says that all engineers are logical thinkers?* *Note: Solving "all physics" in non-sensical because this includes all possible physics. This is incrementally possible to accomplish, but because of the nature of infinity, you are always infinitely away from completion.

Tsarathustra2 years ago

David Deutsch would agree

XEN Fren2 years ago

Sam gives off these vibes:

lo/gic2 years ago

OpenAI team every time this guy starts yapping and promising wild things

Linda Stevens 🌎2 years ago

Now he is just embarrassing himself. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Joey Duren2 years ago

That’s cool Just make sure you ship 4o voice first

Krzysztof Woś2 years ago

Physics is not a problem to be solved. Maybe he means finding solutions to the few equations for systems that are so minimal that they are actually tractable.

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