>“The company’s mission is to understand the true nature of the universe” - There’s no way an LLM is going to get anywhere near understanding this. The true nature of the universe is unlikely to be captured in language.
I disagree. The day is coming when some *BIG* problem is solved by AI just because someone jokingly asks about it.
I regularly try to ask them to give me fluid dynamics simulation code to see what level they are at. Right now, they can't do that kind of thing all by themselves, and I don't know enough to debug the code they give me.
But even without any questions about free will or consciousness or whatever, a sufficiently capable — not yet existing — transformative search engine (as it has been derided as) and a logical inference engine (which it isn't, but it can use) could have produced the Aclubiere metric with nothing newer than the Einstein field equations and someone asking the right question.
I do not expect transformer models to be good enough to do that given their training requirements, but I wouldn't rule it out either.
I disagree. The day is coming when some *BIG* problem is solved by AI just because someone jokingly asks about it.