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To put that another way: there already is one such oracle out there, namely the physical world. It tells us the result of any possible experiment if we ask it in the right language (i.e. if we do the experiment), though in some cases it is impractical for us to ‘enter a description of the experiment’ in the required form (i.e. to build and operate the apparatus). But it provides no explanations.
Matthew Ackerman
Is LLM/AI the natural language, theoretical complement to our physical world predictor—the former taking prompts as inputs where the latter takes experiments as inputs?
The Fabric of Reality: The Science of Parallel Universes--and Its Implications
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