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    Will artificial intelligence ever discover new laws of physics?

    By AdminMarch 6, 2023
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    Will artificial intelligence ever discover new laws of physics?

    SPEAKING at the University of Cambridge in 1980, Stephen Hawking considered the possibility of a theory of everything that would unite general relativity and quantum mechanics – our two leading descriptions of reality – into one neat, all-encompassing equation. We would need some help, he reckoned, from computers. Then he made a provocative prediction about these machines’ growing abilities. “The end might not be in sight for theoretical physics,” said Hawking. “But it might be in sight for theoretical physicists.”

    Artificial intelligence has achieved much since then, yet physicists have been slow to use it to search for new and deeper laws of nature. It isn’t that they fear for their jobs. Indeed, Hawking may have had his tongue firmly in his cheek. Rather, it is that the deep-learning algorithms behind AIs spit out answers that amount to a “what” rather than a “why”, which makes them about as useful for a theorist as saying the answer to the question of life, the universe and everything is 42.

    Except that now we have found a way to make deep-learning algorithms speak physicists’ language. We can leverage AI’s ability to scour vast data sets in search of hidden patterns and extract meaningful results – namely, equations. “We’re moving into the discovery phase,” says Steve Brunton at the University of Washington in Seattle.

    Which isn’t to say Hawking was right. Far from facing extinction, theoretical physicists might have found the ultimate collaborators. Their challenge now is to figure out which aspects of the human theorist’s playbook should be enshrined in machine counterparts so they don’t get stuck in the same ways we have.

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    Article amended on 8 December 2022

    We have corrected Tycho Brahe’s nationality

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