Nov 21, 2022
Today’s KAITO module of the day is:
Measurement Problem by Nokuhashi!
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Today’s KAITO module of the day is:
Measurement Problem by Nokuhashi!
Today's featured song is: "Measurement Problem" by Matsubi feat. KAITO!
Carlo Rovelli's Helgoland
Carlo Rovelli’s Helgoland
I’ve posted a lot over the years on interpretations of quantum mechanics. My writing has tended to focus on comparing the big three: Copenhagen, pilot-wave, and many-worlds. But there are a lot of others. One that has been gaining converts among physicists and others is Carlo Rovelli’s relational quantum mechanics (RQM) interpretation. This is an interpretation that comes up enough in…
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Participators Create Reality [Physicist John]Wheeler, “The observations of all participators, past, present and future, join together to define what we call ‘reality.’”
Quantum Revelation, Paul Levy
Objective Reality The idea of an objective reality without an observer is meaningless because it can never be experienced.
Quantum Revelation, Paul Levy
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"Why are physicists quietly abandoning #quantumphysics — the most successful theory in human history? This isn't conspiracy. This is peer-reviewed #physics...the measurement problem, the observer paradox, and the impossible incompatibility with gravity..."
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Quantum mechanics predicts experimental results to eleven significant figures. Yet it does not explain what happens when a quantum system is observed. This article examines the measurement problem and why the problem has direct consequences for any theory of quantum gravity. #cosymorg #science #QM
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Artificial Intelligence has a measurement problem - Times of India
SAN FRANCISCO: There’s a problem with leading artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude: We don’t really know how smart they are. That’s because, unlike companies that make cars or drugs or baby formula, AI companies aren’t required to submit their products for testing before releasing them to the public. Users are left to rely on the claims of AI companies, which often use…
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