Lewis Tunstall says candidate theories for unifying physics already exist, so the real challenge is experimentally discriminating among them. He considers an AI-driven breakthrough in fundamental physics extremely unlikely, though he would welcome being proven wrong.
Since candidate theories already exist, the real challenge will be figuring out how to discriminate among them experimentally.
Despite the remarkable progress in mathematics, an AI-driven breakthrough here seems extremely unlikely to me, although I'd love to be proven wrong!
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