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We trained a graph-native AI, then let it reason for days, forming a dynamic relational world model on its own - no pre-programming. Emergent hubs, small-world properties, modularity, & scale-free structures arose naturally. The model then exploited compositional reasoning & uncovered uncoded properties from deep synthesis: Materials with memory,...

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benferrum - e/jounce1 year ago

Hello sir, is there a paper/code available?

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Markus J. Buehler1 year ago

Yes - here it is:

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InterSystems Developers1 year ago

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Leonidas Pitsoulis1 year ago

very interesting work, exciting to see graph reasoning as a paradigm

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Markus J. Buehler1 year ago

Thanks @LPitsoulis !

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Ryan Freel1 year ago

For the normies imagine you build a machine to organize your sock drawer, but instead of just sorting socks, it spends a few days thinking and suddenly figures out physics, biology, and self-repairing materials all on its own. You didn’t program it to do that. It just happened.

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Ali Ihsan Nergiz1 year ago

Interesting project as always Markus, really loved the graphics around it. It kind of reminds evolutional process

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Markus J. Buehler1 year ago

Thank you @aihsannergiz !

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Brian Hershey1 year ago

This is next level proof of concept Markus, you kinda shifted my gears with this one 🙏

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Markus J. Buehler1 year ago

Thanks 😀 we were blown away by this result also!

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👾Moritz Rietschel1 year ago

what did you use grok for? the graphics?

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Markus J. Buehler1 year ago

Yes, the 3D graphics - to visualize how the graphs formed over the thinking period evolve.

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