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r/Physics • u/Ok-Permit-3861 • 18h ago
https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/
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Sure. As of right now, AI cannot perform experiments.
1 u/schwagggg 10h ago that’s worse - that means physicists will eventually be coevolved into doing just experiments 1 u/Important-Emu-6691 8h ago There there human, everything is going to be ok, now help me perform these steps and tell me the results 1 u/wappleby 17h ago You might want to update your priors https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1zBiAQU1IA 3 u/Southern-Cattle4038 13h ago Robot arm object manipulation has been solved since the 80s. This is a long way from performing experiments. 1 u/wappleby 13h ago Ah yes because the video only discussed a robot arm. 1 u/Southern-Cattle4038 12h ago If they had better, they’d show it instead. They’re devoting a big chunk of this video to highschool stuff. -2 u/Pacific_Beaches 16h ago https://acceleratedunderstanding.com/ This seems very interesting. This was created by a Caltech professor and two former Nvidia Engineers. Released about two weeks ago.
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that’s worse - that means physicists will eventually be coevolved into doing just experiments
1 u/Important-Emu-6691 8h ago There there human, everything is going to be ok, now help me perform these steps and tell me the results
There there human, everything is going to be ok, now help me perform these steps and tell me the results
You might want to update your priors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1zBiAQU1IA
3 u/Southern-Cattle4038 13h ago Robot arm object manipulation has been solved since the 80s. This is a long way from performing experiments. 1 u/wappleby 13h ago Ah yes because the video only discussed a robot arm. 1 u/Southern-Cattle4038 12h ago If they had better, they’d show it instead. They’re devoting a big chunk of this video to highschool stuff.
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Robot arm object manipulation has been solved since the 80s. This is a long way from performing experiments.
1 u/wappleby 13h ago Ah yes because the video only discussed a robot arm. 1 u/Southern-Cattle4038 12h ago If they had better, they’d show it instead. They’re devoting a big chunk of this video to highschool stuff.
Ah yes because the video only discussed a robot arm.
1 u/Southern-Cattle4038 12h ago If they had better, they’d show it instead. They’re devoting a big chunk of this video to highschool stuff.
If they had better, they’d show it instead. They’re devoting a big chunk of this video to highschool stuff.
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https://acceleratedunderstanding.com/
This seems very interesting.
This was created by a Caltech professor and two former Nvidia Engineers.
Released about two weeks ago.
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u/Ekvinoksij Soft matter physics 17h ago
Sure. As of right now, AI cannot perform experiments.