PermeateFree said:
Tau.Neutrino said:
AI Simulates The Universe And Not Even Its Creators Know How It’s So Accurate
For the first time, scientists have used artificial intelligence to create complex, three-dimensional simulations of the Universe. It’s called the Deep Density Displacement Model, or D3M, and it’s so fast and so accurate that the astrophysicists who designed it don’t even know how it does what it does.
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One day as we are hiding from the robots in our underground shelters, we shall look back on this day and think how very innocent it started.
Good simulations take months if not years to complete on fast supercomputers.
“It’s like teaching image recognition software with lots of pictures of cats and dogs”.
That’s OK for interpolation. But far from great. The same methods are used in for example text recognition from Trove newspapers. Picking a random paragraph from the Trove website gives:
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porarily assisting Mr Barnot, also expatiated
on the samo ‘tlic’ihe at tho kirk, and both
sorvices were deeply ‘impressive; On Satur
day, and Sunday, tho Union Jack and Aus
tralian (lags wore hanging half-mast from
Mr ;J. L. Bcnnott’s store ; and to Mr and
Mrs Bonnott wo owo tho tasteful funoral
devices at tho kirk already dosonbod.
Tho selectors’ mail is now running throo
times u week to and from tho Point, and in a
great convenionco. Surely, wo aro wondur
fully well served by tho postal department.
That counts as about 6% error by letter, doesn’t it. Not all that great, though.