I can't believe this Nobel Prize actually happened!!

[@romanenkostas]

I will not be surprised if someday the Nobel Prize will be given to the AI itself.

[@lordjavathe3rd]

you said word for word what I wanted to say... I am astounded. I'm Justin, nice to meet you.

[@1littlecoder]

That day kind of became today

[@joydeepbhattacharjee3849]

They just did not have anyone to give the award to. Physics is having an existential crisis.

[@1littlecoder]

I heard another similar comment. Why do you think so?

[@Pure_Science_and_Technology]

@@1littlecoder Because there isn't much left that can be tested. Let's link gravity with quantum mechanics for the cherry on top. ;-) lol

[@priteshpatil5363]

Spooky action at a distance - any explanation 😢

[@Pure_Science_and_Technology]

@@priteshpatil5363 Copenhagen interpretation. Lol

[@MrAhsan99]

True

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a foundational element across various domains, from the internet to gaming, and it's intricately linked with systems utilized in physics. This concept deserves acknowledgment for its role in numerous significant breakthroughs that have been achieved and will continue to emerge from its application. In particular, AI has made a notable impact in the field of physics. Regarding the Boltzmann brain hypothesis, it is a theoretical construct suggesting the possibility of a self-aware entity spontaneously forming due to random fluctuations in a chaotic system, such as the universe.

[@The_AI_Solopreneur]

Who knew physics had this much sauce in AI. Although I didn't get 100% of it but that sounds interesting 🤯. Thanks

[@thinkingcitizen]

Anthropic founders are all physicists

[@elpablitorodriguezharrera]

Why they didn't give nobel to hinton because of the development of backpropagation?

[@MahmoudSayed-hg8rb]

Perhaps because it's irrelevant to physics.

[@MrAhsan99]

​@@MahmoudSayed-hg8rbhahahah

[@MahmoudSayed-hg8rb]

@@MrAhsan99 funny right ?

[@MrAhsan99]

@@MahmoudSayed-hg8rb IDK man, they have also given the prize in chemistry to some AI geeks. I am still looking for any relevancy between hinton and physics, #Desparate_times

[@1msirius]

I was waiting for this, thanks ;)

[@rajm5349]

Hi sir thanks for the effort and for your xplntn, i used to follow your shorts, i have one basic doubt what is the exact meaning of weights in the neural nerworks.

[@JimTempleman]

The connection strength between 'neurons'. - The strength of artificial synapses.

[@MahmoudSayed-hg8rb]

What the h is xplntn

[@rajm5349]

@@MahmoudSayed-hg8rb it is explanation

[@engineeranonymous]

They were given since Geoffrey Hinton need support in his crusade of stopping usage of AI for weapons. Yeah it will work, like in Thermonuclear scale.

[@1littlecoder]

His acceptance speech will bes something!

[@ichigo_husky]

why not Peace?

[@timothyvaher2421]

Ahh this makes perfect sense! Thank you for breaking this down for understanding!1Littlecoder: Nobel Prize for the gift of Discernment!

[@oldandwesternreviews2823]

Learn physics inspired neural network , it makes physics obsolete

[@mijmijrm]

Was criminals have been awarded the Peace Prize. Nothing should be surprising about these awards.

[@lordjavathe3rd]

I would not be supprised if the noble prize for physice (chemistry, astronomy, mathamatics, whatever) went to the discovery for how human knowledge and/or consciousness works in (SYSTEMS)machines|computers some 40 years after the fact! They should give them a cake too, probably a bunch of other stuff. Here is a youtube video on the topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXe2amNje71ppsk

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[@TheAlexBell]

These two were not even inventors of neural nets. Hinton has in fact created nothing practical in ML for the entire carrier. Few good things routinely attributed to him (backprop, droput) just isn't his inventions. Leave alone Physics.

[@epokaixyz]

Consider these actionable insights from the video: 1. Learn about the significance of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to computer scientists for their work on neural networks. 2. Explore the concept of Hopfield Networks and how they mimic the human brain using nodes and connections. 3. Understand the workings of Boltzmann Machines and their ability to recognize patterns in data through principles of statistical physics. 4. Discover how the application of physics concepts has revolutionized the field of artificial intelligence. 5. Explore the provided resources to delve deeper into the work of Hopfield and Hinton and their impact on AI.

[@theaugur1373]

This was a pretty weak choice for the physics Nobel prize.

[@carultch]

One day, we're going to regret making the human brain and body obsolete, when this causes a critical mass of unemployment. We'll finally realize we can't automate our way to prosperity forever, when no one has income to buy what anyone is selling.

[@PaulSchwarzer-ou9sw]

Nobel Prize is just politics. They love decels

[@swarnavasamanta2628]

It's because a lot AI researchers come from the background of physics and a lot of important concepts in neural networks are as well borrowed from physics such as the incorporation of entropy based loss. Diffusion models were as well borrowed from intuition from physics. And most advanced AI researchers today also come from background in physics. Be it latedt PINNs the KANs and a lot of bleeding edge work is also happening in combining the physics of robotics and neural nets.

[@attilaszekeres7435]

Hilbert spaces: where quantum physicists and machine learning enthusiasts make out

[@binayakthakur5122]

When will Taylor Swift get the award

[@ai_outline]

A lot? Not even 3%… you need to pop your bubble. Computer science is mathematics and not physics. The field was built by mathematicians, not physicists.

[@ichigo_husky]

@@ai_outline It's built by gamers, lol. Gamers helped Nvidia to be successful, and Nvidia makes GPUs.

[@KumR]

PINN right?

[@stevenytcx]

emphasis on Inspired

[@MichealScott24]

❤🫡 We could ask Kyle Kabasares, the NASA scientist, he is a physics major until I am aware I have his Discord server & the guy is that O1 preview & O1 mini models PhD code one idk if his physicist’s expertise could analyse or dissect this Nobel Prize I would comment him or share him this video and noble prize articles/references and I cant share the discord server link here in youtube comments

[@MichealScott24]

update kyle kabasares uploaded the video reaction of physics noble price