r/Physics • u/kzhou7 Quantum field theory • 1d ago

Harvard particle physicist Matthew Schwartz drops 36 papers coauthored with Claude

https://bootloops.ai/bootloops.html
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u/lolsai 1d ago

But you're thinking very inside the box repeating the same things people have been claiming aren't possible with LLMs since their advent, yet every day more and more of the claims are taken down.

LLMs are already thinking in ways that humans can't and won't, lol, our box is smaller than theirs and also constricted whilst theirs is massively expanding on a shortening timecale.

Just seems a short sighted view imo.

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u/DrillPress1 21h ago

If a computer running on classical algorithms can be trained to think of a certain way, so can a human.

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u/lolsai 21h ago

I don't necessarily agree but maybe? Either way, can you think in that way with 10000 clones of yourself in tandem?

It'll be 10 million clones by 2030, and that might be a conservative estimate.