Or just have the AI generate new specific experimental setups and parameters tha...

AnimalMuppet · 2024-11-14T21:15:14 1731618914

> Honestly given what we know about physics, the AI should be able to simulate physics within itself or deduce certain things we've missed.

If by "AI" you mean language models, then no, it will not "be able to simulate physics within itself". No way.

potatoman22 · 2024-11-14T22:25:05 1731623105

It can simulate basic problems well enough when viewed as a black box. Give it one of Galileo's experiments.

polishdude20 · 2024-11-14T22:20:42 1731622842

Oh no I mean if we claim we have an AGI and it's true, it should be able to do that. LLMs are not that

AnimalMuppet · 2024-11-15T01:19:19 1731633559

Fair enough.

And in fact, I think that's an interesting line to consider for determining if something is in fact an AGI.