Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 4, 2024 8:33:38 GMT
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Machine learning could aid efforts to answer long-standing astrophysical questions
Pincho says...
It's not going to work, because scientists don't use the right mechanics to feed into the Ai. Gravity collisions create holes in space, and then as gravity moves into those holes they are pushed together to create everything around us. It's not complicated, but has been over-complicated by scientists using mass instead. The Ai will be forced to use mass too, so it will not get the right results. If 8 billion people have been confused by scientists what chance does Ai have?
Pincho Paxton
Machine learning could aid efforts to answer long-standing astrophysical questions
Pincho says...
It's not going to work, because scientists don't use the right mechanics to feed into the Ai. Gravity collisions create holes in space, and then as gravity moves into those holes they are pushed together to create everything around us. It's not complicated, but has been over-complicated by scientists using mass instead. The Ai will be forced to use mass too, so it will not get the right results. If 8 billion people have been confused by scientists what chance does Ai have?
Pincho Paxton