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You mean train on pre-1939 data and predict how WWII would go?
by djeastm 2y ago
You mean train on pre-1939 data and predict how WWII would go?
- ZooCow 2y agoRight. If it were trained through August 1939, how much prompting would be necessary to get it to predict aspects of WWII.
- MoreMoore 2y agoMan, that would be a fascinating experiment. Would it be able to predict who wins and when? Would it be able to predict the Cold War?
- sitkack 2y agoBut we know Hitler has a Time Machine that goes forward, he doesn’t need to return to use that knowledge as he already has a timeline here to use. Definitely risks involved here.
- sitkack 2y agoIf you build an oracle that tells you who wins the war that far in the future, you build a simulator that allows anyone to win any war. Everything is dual use.