Reflections on "Can AI Understand Our Universe?"
arXiv:2501.17507 · doi:10.1142/S0218271825400103
Abstract
This article briefly discusses the philosophical and technical aspects of AI. It focuses on two concepts of understanding: intuition and causality, and highlights three AI technologies: Transformers, chain-of-thought reasoning, and multimodal processing. We anticipate that in principle AI could form understanding, with these technologies representing promising advancements.
arXiv commentInvited talk at the 17th Marcel Grossmann Meeting, associated with arXiv:2404.10019, to be published in the International Journal of Modern Physics D
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