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Knowing the algorithm does not mean knowing the output, just as knowing the equations of weather forecasting does not tell us tomorrow's...

That's already common practice. If you want a narrow AI for a specific problem, you don't need a frontier LLM. With tools such as...

My reasoning is that the blue/green picture and the red picture appear to imply different angular distributions immediately after the...

Some example (just for the "hallucination" part): https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/11189226...

Even if standard QM does not assign a unique trajectory prior to measurement, a cloud chamber placed between the single-slit plane and...

Sure, there is also no magic in the following case: Audience member (Spanish input) -> bilingual scientist -> English output for the...

I've found this that can be related to the discussion here: https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.1201271109

That's probably because you're highly skilled, and the problems you're asking the AI to solve are very challenging. Just try this...

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I'm using AI too, both commercial systems and local ones (for example through Ollama on a GPU with downloaded models). I think we...

Hallucination in this context is a technical term. AI does hallucinate in this technical sense. Nevertheless, that is the word that is...

This relates back to the discussion about replacing the screen with a piece of plastic or a bubble chamber and asking what kind of...

I am not asking whether electrons diffract. We know they do. My point is that placing the detector much farther downstream (L2 >> L)...

It matters because the reason for wanting a measure with the properties Gleason's Theorem requires is to be a probability measure for...

Rather than discussing the issue purely from a philosophical perspective, possibly without having seriously used modern AI systems, it...