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The answer ranges from „we could do that in the eighties“ to „it’s literally impossible“ depending on the fidelity you wish the simulation to have.
by adrianN 2y ago
The answer ranges from „we could do that in the eighties“ to „it’s literally impossible“ depending on the fidelity you wish the simulation to have.
- pinkmuffinere 2y agoThis is exactly it, _many_ such simulations and evolutions have been done already, all with incomplete/inaccurate world models, leading to predictions that _might_ be meaningful. I recall a coworker used reinforcement learning to teach a robot to walk — but instead it learned to abuse an error in the physics simulation and shuffle around in a ridiculous manner.