Re:Why is AI hard and physics simple?
by xxpor on Tuesday June 22, 2021 @05:17PM
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It's probably worth distinguishing between conceptually simple and mechanically simple. A many body problem is easy to understand (relatively), you're just extending existing rules onto more things at once. Now, actually calculating a position at a time given some initial vectors? That's complicated.
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You’re right. But many-body can also turn into statistical physics, which is quite complicated conceptually (basically when entropy and ergodicity become important). Then you have the best of analytical Mechanics, statistics, and quantum mechanics if you fancy.