1 h 8 min
Artificial General Intelligence and the Future of Physics
Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Machine Learning and seminar by Adam Brown, Stanford University
Wednesday 14:00 Toronto (GMT-4)
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Waterloo, Canada
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Abstract
Adam Brown reviews recent progress in training language models to perform scientific work and reasoning. The talk considers how the rapid growth of these capabilities could change theoretical-physics research, while distinguishing present achievements from speculation about the consequences of continuing progress.
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