What is the Intersection of Computer Science, Philosophy, and Physics?

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Hi My name is Alex

A computer scientist by trade and philosophy enthusiast by hobby. I occasionally find myself delving into question about physics in general and the physics of computation in particular.

My areas of expertise are machine learning and AI, and I know a little bit about Quantum Computers on the side.
 
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Welcome to the PF, Alex.

We don't do philosophy here, but we do all that other stuff. :smile:
 
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