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I've always found this notion to be a bit ridiculous and don't understand why it gets so much traction. Every time the LHC or CERN smash particles together, the
by jimswhims 3y ago
I've always found this notion to be a bit ridiculous and don't understand why it gets so much traction. Every time the LHC or CERN smash particles together, there's some software somewhere generating all the subatomic particles and their interactions?
Or there's some program busily conjuring up fake input for everything the JWST, or any other telescope, looks at? Or every microscopic observation, every chemical reaction or physical process is an elaborate simulation?
- ChatGTP 3y agoIt’s a friendly analogy so we like it. A bit like, “we’re l just LLMs”, maybe we’re similar in some ways of working but I’ve never seen an LLM display ambition.
- LargoLasskhyfv 3y agoImagine some entity playing some sort of hyperadvanced Minecraft powered by their equivalent of A(G)I/ML. https://game8.co/games/Minecraft/archives/377725 https://game8.co/games/Minecraft/archives/377725 comes to mind.