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@sailor_sega_saturn@awful.systems

2026-10-12 22:35 UTC

I’m starting to think that simulating the future and past based on a single picture of a falling apple might be a little difficult.

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  • @DonPiano@feddit.org 2026-10-13 12:22

    Oh, but for a Bayesian super intelligence it’d be easy! That’s actually true in a way: Bayes theorem and (actual science-oriented, rather than bullshit handwavey) statistics involving it are about how conditional probabilities interact, including, overly simplified, how to get from prior probabilities (what i find how probable before looking at data) to posterior probabilities (what i find how probable conditioned on data). Basically what it means to throw “Bayesian” into the word soup (because a stew requires more substance) is that the fairy tale is not about some blank slate figuring out everything from minimal data and first principles, but that it’s about a model that starts accurately and doesn’t have to adjust much (because otherwise by necessity it’d need more data - otherwise it’s not Bayesian). God I hate this

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