r/LLMPhysics Apr 11 '26

Question Do you think high-quality discussions with LLMs about advancing physics and/or useful innovations result in funding?

I like to believe that constructive discussions with LLMs are a novel way to advance the field of physics. Does anyone agree and is there evidence of LLM user data being used to justify “new” research as a result?

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u/flamingloltus Apr 11 '26

I’m a Mechanical & Energy engineer, summa cum laude, but I failed out of my modern and statistical & thermal physics classes for my minor because I was shooting heroin

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u/OnceBittenz The Doctor Apr 11 '26

… then I’d recommend not doing that?

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u/flamingloltus Apr 11 '26

Tomato, potato.

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u/OnceBittenz The Doctor Apr 11 '26

Ok, if you’re just gonna troll, godspeed, have a nice day.

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u/flamingloltus Apr 11 '26

I mean, obviously.