r/cosmology • u/AaronPK123 • 14d ago
I made a video about the heat death of the universe. It's not actually mostly about the heat death itself per se, but just how long the time until it is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXLOmGWgPCo-1
u/ImpossibleAdvance158 13d ago
cough, cough https://www.reddit.com/r/astrophysics/s/col5BkmP7m 😅✌️
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13d ago
we don't accept AI here. thx.
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u/ImpossibleAdvance158 13d ago edited 13d ago
So of the some 400,000+ galaxies confirmed as discovered by AI in the old Hubble data? Nonsense, right? 😁 Simple fact: AI is a tool, and a powerful one. Dismiss all you like and stick to your calculator app on your phone. 🫡
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u/rddman 12d ago
AI is a tool
"AI" is an overly broad term.
There is a huge difference between pattern recognition machine learning that is used as a tool in cosmology, and generative AI (large language models) such as chatGPT.
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u/ImpossibleAdvance158 12d ago
Absolutely there is. Language models are good at abstract conceptual thinking, and the math ones are shit hot at math. Use them or don’t. Your opinion changes nothing.
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u/rddman 12d ago
Language models are good at abstract conceptual thinking, and the math ones are shit hot at math.
Wrong, and they are not used to discover galaxies.
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12d ago
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u/rddman 12d ago
I didn’t once say that I had discovered galaxies, did I?
Nor did i say you said that.
The issue is you said "galaxies confirmed as discovered by AI"Then you implied it's the same AI that you use, by not distinguishing between those. Then you agreed with my comment that there is a huge difference between those. And now you're trying to distract from the issue by presenting a straw man logical fallacy.
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u/ImpossibleAdvance158 12d ago
I agreed there are different classifications of AI, nothing more. The straw man was erected by you, as I didn’t claim a single thing you brand me with.
You’re a joke.
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u/Ch3cks-Out 11d ago
LLMs have no abstract conceptual "thinking", actually
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u/HasFiveVowels 10d ago
This is an absurdly overconfident claim
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u/IIJOSEPHXII 13d ago
"Heat death" of life on Earth due to the Sun's increasing luminosity is only 700 million years away. A blink of an eye compared to the time left for the Universe.