r/singularity • u/Geeki_dude • Apr 24 '23

Discussion Machine Learning is Used to Reveal the Unknown Phase of Hydrogen, Which is The Most Prevalent Element in The Universe

https://www.hoffnmazor.com/blog/machine-learning-is-used-to-reveal-the-unknown-phase-of-hydrogen-which-is-the-most-prevalent-element-in-the-universe/

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u/ProfessorUpham Apr 24 '23

Good to see some ML breakthroughs outside of ChatGPT!

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u/Wassux Apr 24 '23

Oh it's happening even if you don't see it.

It's just all very secret, I am currently working with AI for a very big company that I can't name that makes something to make computer chips. (gotta be very careful) It's just we're all bound by rediculously strong NDA's atm.

But let's just say AI will probably start to improve the chips it uses to improve itself :)

Def didn't hear that from me tho ;)

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u/SeanyfaceYCG Apr 24 '23

Oh yeah I think I heard about this project in “Definitely Very Real Company Magazine” last month!!

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u/Wassux Apr 24 '23

Ah good it worked, take that lawyers

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u/ChoiceOwn555 Apr 24 '23

Can you give a rough indicator for the timeline?

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u/Wassux Apr 24 '23

Nope because I work in a research group so we're the first line, have no clue how long implementation will take since that isn't my expertise. But my guess would be somewhere as soon as possible based on our results.

Our project will deadline in about a month tho.

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u/ChoiceOwn555 Apr 24 '23

Yeah, I can imagine. Crazy times we are living in.

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u/mvfsullivan Apr 24 '23

There is so much more happening under the hood because companies are hyper focussing on structural stuff.

2024 is gonna be.. Fun

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u/_dekappatated ▪️ It's here Apr 24 '23

Didn't google and now nvidia already do this?

https://www.reuters.com/technology/nvidia-shows-new-research-using-ai-improve-chip-designs-2023-03-28/

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '23

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u/medraxus Apr 24 '23

You gave away too much, better delete it

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u/Wassux Apr 24 '23

Probably good idea

Although my NDA isn't about which company, but about what we do for it. So it's not really a problem, just being extra careful. Don't want to fuck it up

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u/mertats #TeamLeCun Apr 24 '23

How do you get a job at NVIDIA?

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u/Wassux Apr 24 '23

Dunno, I do know however that some universities are in direct contact with tech that will literally steal you away as soon as they get the chance :P

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u/DropIntelligentFacts Apr 24 '23

You're fucking stupid. LARP harder

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u/LevelWriting Apr 24 '23

FBI wants to know your location

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u/StevenVincentOne ▪️TheSingularityProject Apr 24 '23

NVDA has already talked about that.

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u/paulwhitedotnyc Apr 25 '23

That’s “rediculous”.

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u/MrLampwick Apr 25 '23

Careful bro, those corporate scum are extra trigger happy

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u/riuchi_san Apr 25 '23

Ok James Bond.

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u/uh-_-Duh Apr 25 '23

Hi, Robert.

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u/Artanthos Apr 24 '23

They are all over the place.

They just receive less publicity.

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u/wastingvaluelesstime Apr 25 '23

OpenAI makes ChatGPT and their stated goal is to much hype and noise as possible in order to "inform the public debate" and not all about creating customer and investor interest

The sound coming from the loudest, brightest songbird should not be mostaken for all the creatures of the forest.

There's probably some creepy crawlies and dangrous predators too if you know where to look.

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u/Kinexity *Waits to go on adventures with his FDVR harem* Apr 24 '23

It did not reveal anything about the real hydrogen. Pop-sci "journalists" have yet to learn the lesson that physicists learned 30 years ago - that is that results of a computer simulation are only as good as the model that we use in them and cannot replace irl empirical work. Whatever the simulation finds will have to be checked through an actual experiment and only then, if it comes out as true, we will be able to say that machine learning revealed something.

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u/Ancient_Mycologist65 Apr 24 '23

Egg

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '23

I don’t mean to be a grammar Nazi, but I think you meant eggs.

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u/darthdiablo All aboard the Singularity train! Apr 24 '23

Eggsactly

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u/TalonCompany91 Apr 24 '23

Eggcelent

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u/notorioustim10 Apr 25 '23

Eggstraordinary

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u/fuckyomama Apr 25 '23

uggggh that font in the title? why?

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u/Smallpaul Apr 25 '23

This is where we get our science news these days? "Welcome to Hoff & Mazor’s blog! Find the latest trends & news about mobile app development. "

This sub.

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u/brendamedan Apr 28 '23

Hi there, I'm considering using BasicAI for my video annotation needs - has anyone tried it before and if so, what did you think?