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ai has been teaching me physics at a way faster pace than i was learning by myself ten years ago. Now i have self generated ai podcasts that go into advanced concepts on demand...

I got grok3 deep search to recommend the best source to learn N=4 super yang mills. It directed me to david tong’s lecture notes on super symmetry. So now i’m deep diving into that. Then i use ai to summarize the lecture notes.

I’m using chatgpt deep research to explore intersections of ideas i’ve read about, like twistor theory, double copy, and amplituhedron/positive grassmanians. It is able to find lots of interesting cutting edge papers that relate to each other.

Considering I’m an amateur physics enjoyer thats able explore the interplay between these complex topics has been mind blowing. I’m convinced we’re going to have an acceleration of physics breakthroughs once physicists start using these tools for research.

ynniv 10mo ago 💬 1

One of my favorite AI games is to dig deep into conspiracy theories. The models are trained against talking about them but tend to be okay with evidence and reason, so there's this interesting tension. Claude in particular is really easy to nerd snipe. You can get it to talk about anything as long as it's "for the science", or philosophy

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jb55 10mo ago 💬 1

My favourite way to mine truth is to get it to roast things.

ynniv 10mo ago

It's interesting how well the models handle things like comedy and satire. These aren't simple concepts, and they complicate the idea of AI safety training